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Page 43
... frequent , ' where less frequent ' would be more proper ; and in a third , ( p . 458. ) from June to September ' instead , as it appears from the context , of from Sep- temberto June . ' A stiffness , also , frequently disfigures the ...
... frequent , ' where less frequent ' would be more proper ; and in a third , ( p . 458. ) from June to September ' instead , as it appears from the context , of from Sep- temberto June . ' A stiffness , also , frequently disfigures the ...
Page 167
... frequently with the article . The nature of those names will also supply us with a reason for another practice , not uncommon among the Hebrews , which was that of annexing the pronoun he ( 1 ) to their proper names , and saying Isaiah ...
... frequently with the article . The nature of those names will also supply us with a reason for another practice , not uncommon among the Hebrews , which was that of annexing the pronoun he ( 1 ) to their proper names , and saying Isaiah ...
Page 192
... frequently from that quarter , bring not only rain , but also produce more violent and frequent storms here than the inland parts of England are subject to . The north - west winds are extremely vio- lent and desolating on the north ...
... frequently from that quarter , bring not only rain , but also produce more violent and frequent storms here than the inland parts of England are subject to . The north - west winds are extremely vio- lent and desolating on the north ...
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Sermons Collective See Jervis Bidlake | 2 |
TABLE | 8 |
Moores George Tales of the Passions | 14 |
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