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Page 61
... merit of establishing the institutions of that great lawgiver , where they did not clash with his authority . The instances , so frequent in antiquity , of most intimate friendship between aged persons and youth , which was pro- ductive ...
... merit of establishing the institutions of that great lawgiver , where they did not clash with his authority . The instances , so frequent in antiquity , of most intimate friendship between aged persons and youth , which was pro- ductive ...
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... merit of this compilation . Dr. D. acknowleges his obligations to Messrs . Elkington and Johnson on the subject of Draining ; to Messrs . Beatson and Crocker for observations on the nature of farm buildings , cottages , and on the ...
... merit of this compilation . Dr. D. acknowleges his obligations to Messrs . Elkington and Johnson on the subject of Draining ; to Messrs . Beatson and Crocker for observations on the nature of farm buildings , cottages , and on the ...
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... merit of the Dove displays : The compliments I pay my bird are few ; Yet ' tis , methinks , no niggard share of praise To say how strongly he resembles you . ' The talents and disposition of this unknown victim ( if any such there was ) ...
... merit of the Dove displays : The compliments I pay my bird are few ; Yet ' tis , methinks , no niggard share of praise To say how strongly he resembles you . ' The talents and disposition of this unknown victim ( if any such there was ) ...
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