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... learned to shoot : the Lioness always went out with them , and if they wounded a stag she would fetch him for them . Now the hermit had certain friends who were hunters , and they would sometimes go out with Esplandian , for the sake of ...
... learned to shoot : the Lioness always went out with them , and if they wounded a stag she would fetch him for them . Now the hermit had certain friends who were hunters , and they would sometimes go out with Esplandian , for the sake of ...
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... learned Society does not inform us . Something more is said concerning a profile , or head in basso relievo , dug from among the ruins of Persepolis ; comprized in a short , but , in our view , respectable paragraph , extracted from a ...
... learned Society does not inform us . Something more is said concerning a profile , or head in basso relievo , dug from among the ruins of Persepolis ; comprized in a short , but , in our view , respectable paragraph , extracted from a ...
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... every instance proved abortive . By the application of the correct notions of modern science to the art of medicine , we have at length learned not only to dis- VOL . XLVII . card card the hypotheses of our predecessors , but we are.
... every instance proved abortive . By the application of the correct notions of modern science to the art of medicine , we have at length learned not only to dis- VOL . XLVII . card card the hypotheses of our predecessors , but we are.
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