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Page 212
... contains no passages of great novelty or extraordinary force , yet the author possesses so much good nature , " the soul's refreshing green , ” — and he persuades us to be happy so cordially , that many readers will turn with ...
... contains no passages of great novelty or extraordinary force , yet the author possesses so much good nature , " the soul's refreshing green , ” — and he persuades us to be happy so cordially , that many readers will turn with ...
Page 214
... contain many quibbling passages , and some which have been perhaps unconsciously moulded on the writings of others . In ... contains nothing which is offensive to morality , we should rejoice in seeing it meet with that indulgence from ...
... contain many quibbling passages , and some which have been perhaps unconsciously moulded on the writings of others . In ... contains nothing which is offensive to morality , we should rejoice in seeing it meet with that indulgence from ...
Page 363
Besides the papers already noticed , the 27th volume contains the following in the agricultural class . Mr. William ... contain only seven papers in this class . Lord Ribblesdale , of Gisburne Park , Yorkshire , describes a mine of Zinc ...
Besides the papers already noticed , the 27th volume contains the following in the agricultural class . Mr. William ... contain only seven papers in this class . Lord Ribblesdale , of Gisburne Park , Yorkshire , describes a mine of Zinc ...
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Fosketts Rights of the Army | 29 |
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