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Page 126
... respect to the varieties of petrified wood , we find this judicious remark : Imagination , in many instances , has so much assisted con . jecture , respecting the kind of tree from which the fossil wood has originated , that opinions ...
... respect to the varieties of petrified wood , we find this judicious remark : Imagination , in many instances , has so much assisted con . jecture , respecting the kind of tree from which the fossil wood has originated , that opinions ...
Page 200
... respect to Malta , summarily considered . 8vo . pp . 156 . pp . 156. 3s . 6d . sewed . Hatchard . 1805 . HE frequent reference in this tract to points of public law , and the ... respect to Malta . Policy of Great Britain with respect Malta,
... respect to Malta , summarily considered . 8vo . pp . 156 . pp . 156. 3s . 6d . sewed . Hatchard . 1805 . HE frequent reference in this tract to points of public law , and the ... respect to Malta . Policy of Great Britain with respect Malta,
Page 242
... respect them as decayed Gentle- folks that have known better days ; ' and he insists that those modes of speech , which Dr. Johnson treated with so much con- tempt as mere " colloquial barbarisms , " claim respect on ac- count of their ...
... respect them as decayed Gentle- folks that have known better days ; ' and he insists that those modes of speech , which Dr. Johnson treated with so much con- tempt as mere " colloquial barbarisms , " claim respect on ac- count of their ...
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