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Page 58
... sufficient to supply his family for the year round . Having then his herrings , and trusting to his potatoe garden for its produce , he comforts himself with the prospect of a sufficient subsist- ence , and works cheerfully afterwards ...
... sufficient to supply his family for the year round . Having then his herrings , and trusting to his potatoe garden for its produce , he comforts himself with the prospect of a sufficient subsist- ence , and works cheerfully afterwards ...
Page 64
... sufficient leisure to the men to throw out their lines . It has occasionally taken ten times , usually thrice , the number of hake * in one night which the crews of the hookers had been toiling unremittingly to procure . If no other ...
... sufficient leisure to the men to throw out their lines . It has occasionally taken ten times , usually thrice , the number of hake * in one night which the crews of the hookers had been toiling unremittingly to procure . If no other ...
Page 431
... sufficient force . ' The final issue of this contest is sufficiently known . The author's account of the Swiss hero will not be unac- ceptable to our readers : Aloys Reding , at this period chief of the troops of Schwitz , and the soul ...
... sufficient force . ' The final issue of this contest is sufficiently known . The author's account of the Swiss hero will not be unac- ceptable to our readers : Aloys Reding , at this period chief of the troops of Schwitz , and the soul ...
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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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