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... less favourable than formerly , being much more cold and wet , less genial in promoting vegetation , and , in particular , much less efficacious in bringing to maturity the fruits of the earth . In proof of this opinion , the author ...
... less favourable than formerly , being much more cold and wet , less genial in promoting vegetation , and , in particular , much less efficacious in bringing to maturity the fruits of the earth . In proof of this opinion , the author ...
Page 400
... less than half an inch beyond the last visible ones , when projected in the manner before - mentioned .'- ' These ex- periments also shew that the sun's visible rays , in their less refrangible state , and considerably beyond the ...
... less than half an inch beyond the last visible ones , when projected in the manner before - mentioned .'- ' These ex- periments also shew that the sun's visible rays , in their less refrangible state , and considerably beyond the ...
Page 534
... less amusing , less ably written , and less delicate , than the Memoirs of Citizen Clairon , as she is constantly called by the present author , Авт ART XIII . La Banque d'Hambourg rendue facile , & 534 Memoirs of Mademoiselle Dumesnil .
... less amusing , less ably written , and less delicate , than the Memoirs of Citizen Clairon , as she is constantly called by the present author , Авт ART XIII . La Banque d'Hambourg rendue facile , & 534 Memoirs of Mademoiselle Dumesnil .
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Abridgement of Modern Determinations | 30 |
Pen Art of making | 49 |
Actor Defence of that Profession 384 | 56 |
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