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Pagina 141
IV . page 75 , the following sentence occurs : « These young plantations consist
of various kinds , such as oak , Scots fir , larix , beech , birch , ash , & c . ; the kind
always bearing the largest proportion that is judged most congenial to the soil .
IV . page 75 , the following sentence occurs : « These young plantations consist
of various kinds , such as oak , Scots fir , larix , beech , birch , ash , & c . ; the kind
always bearing the largest proportion that is judged most congenial to the soil .
Pagina 267
Yet this lecturer is aware of the too frequent tendency of colloquial discourse ;
and therefore he subjoins a hint which may be applicable to every parish in the
kingdom : * That kind of pleasantry should be carefully avoided in conversation ...
Yet this lecturer is aware of the too frequent tendency of colloquial discourse ;
and therefore he subjoins a hint which may be applicable to every parish in the
kingdom : * That kind of pleasantry should be carefully avoided in conversation ...
Pagina 376
A taste of this kind is gratifying to the musical amateur , and is at the same time
agreeable to the philo sophic inquirer . We naturally wish to know in what mode
the Faried tribes and nations of the earth have obtained pleasure from this great ...
A taste of this kind is gratifying to the musical amateur , and is at the same time
agreeable to the philo sophic inquirer . We naturally wish to know in what mode
the Faried tribes and nations of the earth have obtained pleasure from this great ...
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Duppes Life of Michel Angelo Grandmottets French Grammar | 23 |
Ancillons Literary and Pbílusophical | 35 |
Bettles of Talavera a Poem 444 Comedies three from the Spanish | 63 |
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