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Page 25
... continued , form , altogether , an appearance far superior in beauty to the skin of the Zebra , or that of any other regularly - marked quadruped , not ex- cepting even the Panther itself . In its general size the Tiger is in- ferior ...
... continued , form , altogether , an appearance far superior in beauty to the skin of the Zebra , or that of any other regularly - marked quadruped , not ex- cepting even the Panther itself . In its general size the Tiger is in- ferior ...
Page 103
... continued in force little more than sixty years ; for in the year 1266 , in the 51st Henry III . it was re- pealed by the statute of assize made in that year . By this ordinance , the baker was allowed the expences incurred in ...
... continued in force little more than sixty years ; for in the year 1266 , in the 51st Henry III . it was re- pealed by the statute of assize made in that year . By this ordinance , the baker was allowed the expences incurred in ...
Page 265
... continued his labour ; but with such il success as greatly to damp the ardour with which he encountered the difficulties of theatrical business . An unforeseen accident too taking place , before the house was completed , con- siderably ...
... continued his labour ; but with such il success as greatly to damp the ardour with which he encountered the difficulties of theatrical business . An unforeseen accident too taking place , before the house was completed , con- siderably ...
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