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Page 123
... natives of every country in India appear to have their representatives : but , as the manners a d customs of these tribes fall more properly under the description of their several native countries , he con- ceives it to be only ...
... natives of every country in India appear to have their representatives : but , as the manners a d customs of these tribes fall more properly under the description of their several native countries , he con- ceives it to be only ...
Page 250
... native of the woods can be more afraid of approaching a stranger than the Eedahs . A few , as I have already said , will venture even to converse with the other natives ; but the wilder class , known by the name of Ramba Vaddahs , are ...
... native of the woods can be more afraid of approaching a stranger than the Eedahs . A few , as I have already said , will venture even to converse with the other natives ; but the wilder class , known by the name of Ramba Vaddahs , are ...
Page 290
... native , as it is called , that is , malleable , pure and uncombined with any other substance . The great masses of native iron found in Siberia and South America are well known ; and nothing certainly can less resemble the products of ...
... native , as it is called , that is , malleable , pure and uncombined with any other substance . The great masses of native iron found in Siberia and South America are well known ; and nothing certainly can less resemble the products of ...
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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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