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... England they are good only at good inns ; and we have none of that torment , which is fo perplexing in England , to have the fheets aired ; for we never trou- ble our heads about them , doubtlefs on account of the climate . After thefe ...
... England they are good only at good inns ; and we have none of that torment , which is fo perplexing in England , to have the fheets aired ; for we never trou- ble our heads about them , doubtlefs on account of the climate . After thefe ...
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... England , in general , compared with thofe of France , as twenty - eight to eigh- teen * ; and I am well perfuaded , that fuch a ratio would be no ex- aggeration . Ten millions of acres produce more corn than fifteen millions ...
... England , in general , compared with thofe of France , as twenty - eight to eigh- teen * ; and I am well perfuaded , that fuch a ratio would be no ex- aggeration . Ten millions of acres produce more corn than fifteen millions ...
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... England , in general , compared with thofe of France , as twenty - eight to eigh- teen * ; and I am well perfuaded , that fuch a ratio would be no ex- aggeration . Ten millions of acres produce more corn than fifteen millions ...
... England , in general , compared with thofe of France , as twenty - eight to eigh- teen * ; and I am well perfuaded , that fuch a ratio would be no ex- aggeration . Ten millions of acres produce more corn than fifteen millions ...
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