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Page 16
... described had escaped the examination of Pro- fessor Jameson , in his mineralogical survey of East Lothian . It is a striking exhibition of the trapp - formation , apparently incumbent on , but in reality subordinate to , the old red ...
... described had escaped the examination of Pro- fessor Jameson , in his mineralogical survey of East Lothian . It is a striking exhibition of the trapp - formation , apparently incumbent on , but in reality subordinate to , the old red ...
Page 104
... described are the four which visit Great Britain ; and a plate is exhibited of the esculenta which furnishes the edible nests : but most of the exotic species are very briefly described , and in many instances only named or defined ...
... described are the four which visit Great Britain ; and a plate is exhibited of the esculenta which furnishes the edible nests : but most of the exotic species are very briefly described , and in many instances only named or defined ...
Page 135
... described at p . 207 .: it was in perpetual activity at Dublin . This curious machine , almost forgotten by philosophy , is recovering its importance in the hands of the architect . " Let it not be supposed , however , that Mrs ...
... described at p . 207 .: it was in perpetual activity at Dublin . This curious machine , almost forgotten by philosophy , is recovering its importance in the hands of the architect . " Let it not be supposed , however , that Mrs ...
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