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Page 66
... observe , in different authors of one and the same country . And as there are marked and predominant features , which ... observed by an ingenious writer , may be ascribed the excellence of Rowe's translation of Lucan , and several of ...
... observe , in different authors of one and the same country . And as there are marked and predominant features , which ... observed by an ingenious writer , may be ascribed the excellence of Rowe's translation of Lucan , and several of ...
Page 130
... observations , from which we quote two or three passages : 6 Sufficient attention is not paid to taking care of the health ... observed very much among the cattle in the provinces to the south of Monterey , and that people had begun to ...
... observations , from which we quote two or three passages : 6 Sufficient attention is not paid to taking care of the health ... observed very much among the cattle in the provinces to the south of Monterey , and that people had begun to ...
Page 196
... observations on their nature and connection with each other , so as to form a good synoptical view of the present state of ... observed in general that their violence is much di- minished , in consequence partly of improvements in the me ...
... observations on their nature and connection with each other , so as to form a good synoptical view of the present state of ... observed in general that their violence is much di- minished , in consequence partly of improvements in the me ...
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