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Page 70
... ( probably from the immense quantity of mucilage and colouring matter present ) afforded me no sorbic acid . The fruits that contain the sorbic and malic acids to- gether are apples , plums , berries of the sorbus , barberries , and sloes ...
... ( probably from the immense quantity of mucilage and colouring matter present ) afforded me no sorbic acid . The fruits that contain the sorbic and malic acids to- gether are apples , plums , berries of the sorbus , barberries , and sloes ...
Page 208
... intention of rivalling Mr. Scott , Capt . G. must have laboured as much as any other portion of his poem , and probably more . 14 • The The strife began : thick flash'd the flamy light From 208 MONTHLY CATALOGUE , Poetry .
... intention of rivalling Mr. Scott , Capt . G. must have laboured as much as any other portion of his poem , and probably more . 14 • The The strife began : thick flash'd the flamy light From 208 MONTHLY CATALOGUE , Poetry .
Page 294
... probably little exaggeration ; but the abuses of that particular system are not justly chargeable against every public provision for the poor .'- ' Overseers , annually elected by the inhabitants of each parish , should determine at ...
... probably little exaggeration ; but the abuses of that particular system are not justly chargeable against every public provision for the poor .'- ' Overseers , annually elected by the inhabitants of each parish , should determine at ...
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