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... some daughters of Linné are still living . Some papers called fupplements close the volume . The first relates to the fale of the Linnéan collections , concerning which authentic memorials are communicated by the refpectable pur- chafer ...
... some daughters of Linné are still living . Some papers called fupplements close the volume . The first relates to the fale of the Linnéan collections , concerning which authentic memorials are communicated by the refpectable pur- chafer ...
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... some time , to have escaped , and to have given place to common air . P. 42 , it is repeated , probably from M. de Sauffure , that when water becomes vapour , it takes the form of small glo- bules , hollow within , fo as to be ...
... some time , to have escaped , and to have given place to common air . P. 42 , it is repeated , probably from M. de Sauffure , that when water becomes vapour , it takes the form of small glo- bules , hollow within , fo as to be ...
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... Some atonement , however , is made for the want of poetical imagery and harmony , by the amiable fpirit of filial affection which breathes through the poem , and by the jult moral reflections and fentiments which it contains . It ...
... Some atonement , however , is made for the want of poetical imagery and harmony , by the amiable fpirit of filial affection which breathes through the poem , and by the jult moral reflections and fentiments which it contains . It ...
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