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Pagina 259
The variety of manners , and of the nations of which Russia is composed , are all
exhibited in this immense residence . ... I was told that a Russian had proposed to
form an alphabet with precious stones , and to write a Bible in that manner .
The variety of manners , and of the nations of which Russia is composed , are all
exhibited in this immense residence . ... I was told that a Russian had proposed to
form an alphabet with precious stones , and to write a Bible in that manner .
Pagina 286
Mr . James has stated , in a very perspicuous manner , the objections which may
be urged against the doctrine of the debility of the capillaries in inflammation . We
have already , in some measure , considered his first argument , which consists ...
Mr . James has stated , in a very perspicuous manner , the objections which may
be urged against the doctrine of the debility of the capillaries in inflammation . We
have already , in some measure , considered his first argument , which consists ...
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out in the most admirable manner ; and many of them performing the journey ( of
eighteen leagues ) in six hours . There are said to be no less than seven hundred
stages in summer , and five hundred in winter , stop at the door of this inn daily ...
out in the most admirable manner ; and many of them performing the journey ( of
eighteen leagues ) in six hours . There are said to be no less than seven hundred
stages in summer , and five hundred in winter , stop at the door of this inn daily ...
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