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The loudest in the concert were the songsters , who , when they applied the whole force of their lungs , drowned every other instrument . The man with the spoons seemed to me the nost ingenious and least discordant of the whole band .
The loudest in the concert were the songsters , who , when they applied the whole force of their lungs , drowned every other instrument . The man with the spoons seemed to me the nost ingenious and least discordant of the whole band .
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Though this publication is anonyinous , it displays so much feeling , spirit , and ingenuousness , that we cannot hesitate to yield the fullest credit to the whole of this narrative ; - a narrative of a singular character , and which ...
Though this publication is anonyinous , it displays so much feeling , spirit , and ingenuousness , that we cannot hesitate to yield the fullest credit to the whole of this narrative ; - a narrative of a singular character , and which ...
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The whole angular measure of the arc also agrees very nearly with the result which might have been expected , by assuming the earth to be a perfect spheroid , of certain excentricity , and its equatorial radius of given magnitude : but ...
The whole angular measure of the arc also agrees very nearly with the result which might have been expected , by assuming the earth to be a perfect spheroid , of certain excentricity , and its equatorial radius of given magnitude : but ...
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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, 1814 |
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