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... passage constitute , almost exclusively , the theme of the remaining six . Mr. O'Reilly premises his account of the voyage north- ward by a short explanation of the Howardian nomenclature of clouds , which he accommodates to the ...
... passage constitute , almost exclusively , the theme of the remaining six . Mr. O'Reilly premises his account of the voyage north- ward by a short explanation of the Howardian nomenclature of clouds , which he accommodates to the ...
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... passage is too long for insertion , we must be contented to refer our readers to the original . In the 17th century , our attention is principally attracted by the repeated voyages of Hall and Hudson , and those of Sir Thomas Button ...
... passage is too long for insertion , we must be contented to refer our readers to the original . In the 17th century , our attention is principally attracted by the repeated voyages of Hall and Hudson , and those of Sir Thomas Button ...
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... passage in Gray , he should have the candour to acknowlege that the " sweeping whirlwind " is at least as good and as poetical an image as the " strumpet wind ; " although the said " strumpet " is twice introduced , and , no doubt ...
... passage in Gray , he should have the candour to acknowlege that the " sweeping whirlwind " is at least as good and as poetical an image as the " strumpet wind ; " although the said " strumpet " is twice introduced , and , no doubt ...
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