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Page 433
... weft , as the level prefents itself . If this is towards the weft , they fall down the fides of the mountains into the Atlantic , and if on the east , into the Indian Ocean . Now all thefe would be ufelefs to man , were the Etefian ...
... weft , as the level prefents itself . If this is towards the weft , they fall down the fides of the mountains into the Atlantic , and if on the east , into the Indian Ocean . Now all thefe would be ufelefs to man , were the Etefian ...
Page 443
... Weft ; and the gates of the cities , both of Europe and Afia , were closely barred against the crufaders . The fcanty pittance of food was let down in baskets from the walls ; the paffes were forti- fied , the bridges broken down , and ...
... Weft ; and the gates of the cities , both of Europe and Afia , were closely barred against the crufaders . The fcanty pittance of food was let down in baskets from the walls ; the paffes were forti- fied , the bridges broken down , and ...
Page 540
... weft . The latitude of Petrofawodfk , as here calculated , is 61 ° 47 ′ ; the longitude 32 ° 3 ′ 30 ′′ from Paris ; the variation of the magnetic needle , in this city , was 59 ′ weft in October 1785 . We We have here also a memoir on ...
... weft . The latitude of Petrofawodfk , as here calculated , is 61 ° 47 ′ ; the longitude 32 ° 3 ′ 30 ′′ from Paris ; the variation of the magnetic needle , in this city , was 59 ′ weft in October 1785 . We We have here also a memoir on ...
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