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Page 52
... burning the turf of commons , & c . to this circumstance ; that is , the heat emitted from the burning vegetable fibres unites oxygen with the clay which constitutes so large a por- tion of the turf , as it is dug from the ground .
... burning the turf of commons , & c . to this circumstance ; that is , the heat emitted from the burning vegetable fibres unites oxygen with the clay which constitutes so large a por- tion of the turf , as it is dug from the ground .
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Mrs. Ibbetson has not adverted to this circumstance : but the late Mr. Curtis , who many years ago recommended an ar- rangement of grasses for different soils , well observed that persons are apt to draw conclusions too hastily from the ...
Mrs. Ibbetson has not adverted to this circumstance : but the late Mr. Curtis , who many years ago recommended an ar- rangement of grasses for different soils , well observed that persons are apt to draw conclusions too hastily from the ...
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The father of Shakspeare was by religion a Catholic , and by trade a woolstapler ; and having been in 1569 high - bailiff of Stratford on the Avon , he must probably have been at one time in liberal circumstances .
The father of Shakspeare was by religion a Catholic , and by trade a woolstapler ; and having been in 1569 high - bailiff of Stratford on the Avon , he must probably have been at one time in liberal circumstances .
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Maid of Killarney | 35 |
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1819 |
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