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... attention , his whole speech was studied to entrap laughter , being composed of a tissue of jests and pleasantries , to obtain which , he was not ashamed to show that he had consulted even the facetious Mr. Miller . Another member , who ...
... attention , his whole speech was studied to entrap laughter , being composed of a tissue of jests and pleasantries , to obtain which , he was not ashamed to show that he had consulted even the facetious Mr. Miller . Another member , who ...
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... attention of the chemist must be directed , it is necessary , to a certain extent at least , to have re- course to mineralogical description . Each individual substance can- not be analyzed ; this would be impracticable ; and were it ...
... attention of the chemist must be directed , it is necessary , to a certain extent at least , to have re- course to mineralogical description . Each individual substance can- not be analyzed ; this would be impracticable ; and were it ...
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... attention of the reader , bewildered in a mass of arithmetical statements , becomes unfit for com prehensive deductions : -while the practical result is that the remedy administered to the distresses of our sugar planters is of a ...
... attention of the reader , bewildered in a mass of arithmetical statements , becomes unfit for com prehensive deductions : -while the practical result is that the remedy administered to the distresses of our sugar planters is of a ...
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N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 4 |
Bees a Poem Part II | 23 |
Bevans Memoirs of Isaac Pennington | 32 |
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