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... appear to be jointed , but these apparent joints have no regularity in position or direction ; and these appear ... appears to have explored his range of investigation with a calm and dispassionate eye : but we had expected from his ...
... appear to be jointed , but these apparent joints have no regularity in position or direction ; and these appear ... appears to have explored his range of investigation with a calm and dispassionate eye : but we had expected from his ...
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... appears to be a person of this class , or description ; he has sought out , as the preface informs us , all the more interesting scenery of England and Wales ; and he has repeatedly , as a pedestrian tourist , visited and drawn most of ...
... appears to be a person of this class , or description ; he has sought out , as the preface informs us , all the more interesting scenery of England and Wales ; and he has repeatedly , as a pedestrian tourist , visited and drawn most of ...
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... appear to unite their branches in an arch , overshadowing with their foliage the hurrying groupes of men , and women , and horses , and carts , and earriages , that are perpetually streaming to and fro beneath . moonlight this forms a ...
... appear to unite their branches in an arch , overshadowing with their foliage the hurrying groupes of men , and women , and horses , and carts , and earriages , that are perpetually streaming to and fro beneath . moonlight this forms a ...
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