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... tion the tail fin , which was carried to a very small distance beneath the body , there being , properly speaking , no vent fin : the pectoral fins were very small , of a slightly ovate or rounded shape , and situated at a small ...
... tion the tail fin , which was carried to a very small distance beneath the body , there being , properly speaking , no vent fin : the pectoral fins were very small , of a slightly ovate or rounded shape , and situated at a small ...
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... tion by the French , 513. Its trade and population in 1788 . ib . Downing , Sir George , the doc- trine of Sir J. E. Wilmot , on his will , 58 . Duelling , a lady's remarks on , 30 . Regulations against , by the Order of Malta , 183 ...
... tion by the French , 513. Its trade and population in 1788 . ib . Downing , Sir George , the doc- trine of Sir J. E. Wilmot , on his will , 58 . Duelling , a lady's remarks on , 30 . Regulations against , by the Order of Malta , 183 ...
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... tion of , 254 . Oil , extracted from the dog - berry fruit , 465 . Ointment , recipe for making one which will cure at a distance , & c . 40 . Ossian , poems of , opinion relative to , 277 . Oven , at Raby Castle , a remark- able one ...
... tion of , 254 . Oil , extracted from the dog - berry fruit , 465 . Ointment , recipe for making one which will cure at a distance , & c . 40 . Ossian , poems of , opinion relative to , 277 . Oven , at Raby Castle , a remark- able one ...
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