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Page 72
... given thee to eat , Maria , my only child ? " " She has given me fried fishes Alas ! lady mother , what pain ! " " Where did she catch the little fishes , Maria , my only child ? " " She caught them in the kitchen - garden ; - Alas ...
... given thee to eat , Maria , my only child ? " " She has given me fried fishes Alas ! lady mother , what pain ! " " Where did she catch the little fishes , Maria , my only child ? " " She caught them in the kitchen - garden ; - Alas ...
Page 106
... given by Linnæus . ' Having taken notice of what has been done on this subject by Dr. Shaw , Mr. Kirby , and others , the author proposes his own classification . In the first place , two animals , which had been included among the ...
... given by Linnæus . ' Having taken notice of what has been done on this subject by Dr. Shaw , Mr. Kirby , and others , the author proposes his own classification . In the first place , two animals , which had been included among the ...
Page 480
... given . On this subject , the English reader has received admirable lessons in Gibbon's reign of Justinian : yet materials occur here of which that historian's plan did not include the notice . A curious work of this age is the ...
... given . On this subject , the English reader has received admirable lessons in Gibbon's reign of Justinian : yet materials occur here of which that historian's plan did not include the notice . A curious work of this age is the ...
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