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Page 397
... Smellie is said ( Vol . ii . p . 118. ) to have followed a very unusual me- thod in making this translation ... Smellie's literary labors , his " Philosophy of Natural History , " the idea of which had been suggested to him by that ...
... Smellie is said ( Vol . ii . p . 118. ) to have followed a very unusual me- thod in making this translation ... Smellie's literary labors , his " Philosophy of Natural History , " the idea of which had been suggested to him by that ...
Page 399
... Smellie introduced the poet to a noted club at Edinburgh , and did not scruple to make him occasionally the object ... Smellie's repositories , bore striking marks of his charac- teristic energy : but they were expressed in a style of ...
... Smellie introduced the poet to a noted club at Edinburgh , and did not scruple to make him occasionally the object ... Smellie's repositories , bore striking marks of his charac- teristic energy : but they were expressed in a style of ...
Page 399
... Smellie introduced the poet to a noted club at Edinburgh , and did not scruple to make him occasionally the object ... Smellie's repositories , bore striking marks of his charac teristic energy : but they were expressed in a style of ...
... Smellie introduced the poet to a noted club at Edinburgh , and did not scruple to make him occasionally the object ... Smellie's repositories , bore striking marks of his charac teristic energy : but they were expressed in a style of ...
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