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... specimen of this plant given me by Mr. Bryer , of Weymouth , so singular , that it is suffi cient to puzzle even an ... specimens in his Herbarium , is nearly related to this Fucus , but perfectly distinct , and unlike any other I ever ...
... specimen of this plant given me by Mr. Bryer , of Weymouth , so singular , that it is suffi cient to puzzle even an ... specimens in his Herbarium , is nearly related to this Fucus , but perfectly distinct , and unlike any other I ever ...
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... specimen , all intersecting and mutually impressing one another . These admit of being explained , on the ... specimens it may be safely affirmed , that if they have ever been fluid , or even soft , they must have been so by the action ...
... specimen , all intersecting and mutually impressing one another . These admit of being explained , on the ... specimens it may be safely affirmed , that if they have ever been fluid , or even soft , they must have been so by the action ...
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... specimen he had broken from a stone of about 15 inches diameter , preserved in the Museum of Bourdeaux , which store fell near Roque- ford , in the Landes , on the 20th August 1789 , during the explosion of a meteor ; it broke through ...
... specimen he had broken from a stone of about 15 inches diameter , preserved in the Museum of Bourdeaux , which store fell near Roque- ford , in the Landes , on the 20th August 1789 , during the explosion of a meteor ; it broke through ...
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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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