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Page 348
... question to be easily determined by inspection , and I have the satisfaction to state , that I find the observations ... question , then , from all that has been stated , appears still at issue . It is highly desirable that a third ...
... question to be easily determined by inspection , and I have the satisfaction to state , that I find the observations ... question , then , from all that has been stated , appears still at issue . It is highly desirable that a third ...
Page 461
... question were the work - shops and yards of the artificers ; and the vicinity of these magazines to quarries af- fording the proper material appears decisive of the question . They are universally made of some calcareous stone . seems ...
... question were the work - shops and yards of the artificers ; and the vicinity of these magazines to quarries af- fording the proper material appears decisive of the question . They are universally made of some calcareous stone . seems ...
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... question with us , it is only a growing embarrass- ment , but growing so very fast that , in a short time , to ask such a question of a man will be among the forbidden things . It will be like the word " Whiskers , " in the court of the ...
... question with us , it is only a growing embarrass- ment , but growing so very fast that , in a short time , to ask such a question of a man will be among the forbidden things . It will be like the word " Whiskers , " in the court of the ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the | 1 |
Saabye Egede his Account of Green | 7 |
Scandal Ode | 30 |
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