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Page 31
I have made some observations lately on a small kind of Lum- bricus , which serves as food for the Hydra , or fresh water polype of Trembley . I cut these small worms into three or four pieces , and they all have grown into perfect ...
I have made some observations lately on a small kind of Lum- bricus , which serves as food for the Hydra , or fresh water polype of Trembley . I cut these small worms into three or four pieces , and they all have grown into perfect ...
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Heriot , the King's jeweller , is a warm - hearted , prudent , com mon - sense kind of person , though we are not very correct in classing him among the fictitious characters : but our especial favorite is Sir Mungo Malagrowther ...
Heriot , the King's jeweller , is a warm - hearted , prudent , com mon - sense kind of person , though we are not very correct in classing him among the fictitious characters : but our especial favorite is Sir Mungo Malagrowther ...
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The same kind of peculiarity is manifested in this lady's writings as in those of the poet Crabbe , which gives a sort of novelty and dramatic interest to the scenes and passions that they describe , and to the truths that they would ...
The same kind of peculiarity is manifested in this lady's writings as in those of the poet Crabbe , which gives a sort of novelty and dramatic interest to the scenes and passions that they describe , and to the truths that they would ...
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