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... considerable depth ; and the whole is without the least intermixture of sand , gravel , or any other than pure vegetable material . The depth may be estimated as averaging from ten to upwards of thirty feet . The immediate cause of peat ...
... considerable depth ; and the whole is without the least intermixture of sand , gravel , or any other than pure vegetable material . The depth may be estimated as averaging from ten to upwards of thirty feet . The immediate cause of peat ...
Pagina 335
... considerable was the " Preceptor and his Pupils , " Part III . , reported in M. R. vol . Ixix . , and containing ... considerably ; and he has given . to the public a bulky volume , containing a very copious list of English synonyms in ...
... considerable was the " Preceptor and his Pupils , " Part III . , reported in M. R. vol . Ixix . , and containing ... considerably ; and he has given . to the public a bulky volume , containing a very copious list of English synonyms in ...
Pagina 423
... considerable acuteness the merits and defects of the different systems that have been successively presented to the ... considerably too diffuse . This is its leading error ; yet it is a venial one , and was by no means destitute of ...
... considerable acuteness the merits and defects of the different systems that have been successively presented to the ... considerably too diffuse . This is its leading error ; yet it is a venial one , and was by no means destitute of ...
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