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... remain immovable and eter- nal like themfelves . But there is matter of still more aftonishment , a few moments after , on arriving at the Centum Cavalli , or the seven brothers , which is a fingle chefnut tree coeval with the world ...
... remain immovable and eter- nal like themfelves . But there is matter of still more aftonishment , a few moments after , on arriving at the Centum Cavalli , or the seven brothers , which is a fingle chefnut tree coeval with the world ...
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... remain entire ; they are from feventy to eighty feet in height , and are masterly pieces of mafonry : their ... remains of a large fquare building , to which you enter through a door of granite . Most of the doors and windows of this ...
... remain entire ; they are from feventy to eighty feet in height , and are masterly pieces of mafonry : their ... remains of a large fquare building , to which you enter through a door of granite . Most of the doors and windows of this ...
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... remain on its furface . The fame may be obferved with refpect to fchiftous and cal- careous mountains . Argillaceous mountains are fubject to the fame viciffitudes as thofe of granite . Fragments falling from them may fink into the ...
... remain on its furface . The fame may be obferved with refpect to fchiftous and cal- careous mountains . Argillaceous mountains are fubject to the fame viciffitudes as thofe of granite . Fragments falling from them may fink into the ...
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and 1788 | 8 |
Julius or the Natural Son 462 | 17 |
Othoman Empire Hift of 165 | 21 |
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