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Page 156
... perhaps overloaded , by a constant accession of French words . This , indeed , might be expected . Wealth , when accompanied by freedom , generally gives birth to magnificence , but it does not of necessity and immediately become the ...
... perhaps overloaded , by a constant accession of French words . This , indeed , might be expected . Wealth , when accompanied by freedom , generally gives birth to magnificence , but it does not of necessity and immediately become the ...
Page 252
... perhaps be doubted . The Rock - snake measures from 20 to 30 feet in length , and is about the thickness of a man's thigh but it is perfectly free from poison . - The woods and swampy grounds , especially during the rainy season , are ...
... perhaps be doubted . The Rock - snake measures from 20 to 30 feet in length , and is about the thickness of a man's thigh but it is perfectly free from poison . - The woods and swampy grounds , especially during the rainy season , are ...
Page 543
... perhaps will deny that they re- quire matter both preparatory and explanatory . M. LAPLACE has also omitted all figures and diagrams : he might , perhaps , regard plates as mere luxuries : but to Englishmen they are ab- solute ...
... perhaps will deny that they re- quire matter both preparatory and explanatory . M. LAPLACE has also omitted all figures and diagrams : he might , perhaps , regard plates as mere luxuries : but to Englishmen they are ab- solute ...
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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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