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... called in , after the first had pronounced his work to be complete , he would very probably dispute the propriety of the arrangement , and invoke the Genius of the Place ( a convenient personage on these occasions ) to justify him in ...
... called in , after the first had pronounced his work to be complete , he would very probably dispute the propriety of the arrangement , and invoke the Genius of the Place ( a convenient personage on these occasions ) to justify him in ...
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... called the ecliptic , which intersects the equator in two points : the angle of inclination at the point of intersection , or the obliquity of the ecliptic , is determined by observation on the meridian altitude of the sun at the time ...
... called the ecliptic , which intersects the equator in two points : the angle of inclination at the point of intersection , or the obliquity of the ecliptic , is determined by observation on the meridian altitude of the sun at the time ...
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... called Gruyère , together with that of Brie , and cream cheese . Under the article sheep , the Mérino race are not forgotten , but are said to be managed with great success in various parts of France , particularly at Rambouillet and in ...
... called Gruyère , together with that of Brie , and cream cheese . Under the article sheep , the Mérino race are not forgotten , but are said to be managed with great success in various parts of France , particularly at Rambouillet and in ...
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