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... instance of which I had an opportunity of observing when , in July 1798 , I visited the rocks at Cromer , and found them almost exclusively covered with Ulva filiformis , ( Hadson , ) of which , in the following September , not a trace ...
... instance of which I had an opportunity of observing when , in July 1798 , I visited the rocks at Cromer , and found them almost exclusively covered with Ulva filiformis , ( Hadson , ) of which , in the following September , not a trace ...
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... instances known of divers who could remain four and even five minutes , which was the case with a Caffree boy the last year I visited the fishery . The longest instance ever known was that of a diver who came from Anjango in 1797 , and ...
... instances known of divers who could remain four and even five minutes , which was the case with a Caffree boy the last year I visited the fishery . The longest instance ever known was that of a diver who came from Anjango in 1797 , and ...
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... instances of prolific generation might be stated , which , though not equal to this , would carry on the increase of ... instance in the works of the Deity , of an economy , stamped by marks of design , in which the character of utility ...
... instances of prolific generation might be stated , which , though not equal to this , would carry on the increase of ... instance in the works of the Deity , of an economy , stamped by marks of design , in which the character of utility ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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