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Page 73
... passage off the Icy Cape . A commander better skilled in art of icy navigation would have instantly pushed his ship into the midst of this accumulated mass , and endeavoured to force his way through it , in spite of all impediments ...
... passage off the Icy Cape . A commander better skilled in art of icy navigation would have instantly pushed his ship into the midst of this accumulated mass , and endeavoured to force his way through it , in spite of all impediments ...
Page 503
... passage from Cicero is very conclusive on this head : 66 Atqui , ne nostros contemnas , inquit Antonius , Græci quoque . sic initio scriptitarunt , ut noster Cato , ut Pictor , ut Piso . Erat enim historia nihil aliud , nisi annalium ...
... passage from Cicero is very conclusive on this head : 66 Atqui , ne nostros contemnas , inquit Antonius , Græci quoque . sic initio scriptitarunt , ut noster Cato , ut Pictor , ut Piso . Erat enim historia nihil aliud , nisi annalium ...
Page 506
... passage of Pausanias to have been so portable that it was used as a defensive instrument in war . ' Some of these ploughs had handles , which ren- dered it necessary to obtain a piece of timber having two forked branches , instead of ...
... passage of Pausanias to have been so portable that it was used as a defensive instrument in war . ' Some of these ploughs had handles , which ren- dered it necessary to obtain a piece of timber having two forked branches , instead of ...
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Sermons collective See Skurray | 5 |
Elegy on the Death of Richard Rey | 13 |
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