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... idea of the ancient Egyptian architecture ; the first stones that I had seen which had preserved their original desti- nation , without being altered or deformed by the works of modern times , and had remained untouched for four ...
... idea of the ancient Egyptian architecture ; the first stones that I had seen which had preserved their original desti- nation , without being altered or deformed by the works of modern times , and had remained untouched for four ...
Pagina 167
... idea of the ancient Egyptian architecture ; the first stones that I had seen which had preserved their original desti- nation , without being altered or deformed by the works of modern times , and had remained untouched for four ...
... idea of the ancient Egyptian architecture ; the first stones that I had seen which had preserved their original desti- nation , without being altered or deformed by the works of modern times , and had remained untouched for four ...
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... idea of obtaining from it , or any other , the extract called Catechu ( Terra Japonica ) . Yet I believe ( he adds ) there are many trees of this genus , just as fit to yield the extract as the Mimosa Catechu . ' We occasionally select ...
... idea of obtaining from it , or any other , the extract called Catechu ( Terra Japonica ) . Yet I believe ( he adds ) there are many trees of this genus , just as fit to yield the extract as the Mimosa Catechu . ' We occasionally select ...
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