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... whole of his very valuable collection of insects . Read a letter from the President , stating a curious observation ... whole ani- mal was sixteen feet long . Mr. S. proposes that it may be named Physeter bidens . A continuation of the ...
... whole of his very valuable collection of insects . Read a letter from the President , stating a curious observation ... whole ani- mal was sixteen feet long . Mr. S. proposes that it may be named Physeter bidens . A continuation of the ...
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... whole ap pointment , is only the commencement of his life and the infinite pro- cess of the expansion of his powers . Eternity can compensate , sup- ply , beautify , and regulate all . No faculty , no capacity , can be Totally lost in ...
... whole ap pointment , is only the commencement of his life and the infinite pro- cess of the expansion of his powers . Eternity can compensate , sup- ply , beautify , and regulate all . No faculty , no capacity , can be Totally lost in ...
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... whole county , and sacked the city , leaving in it , according to the Welsh chronicles , nothing but " blood and ashes : " but Harold was ordered by Edward to avenge this injury , in which he succeeded . The author concludes this part ...
... whole county , and sacked the city , leaving in it , according to the Welsh chronicles , nothing but " blood and ashes : " but Harold was ordered by Edward to avenge this injury , in which he succeeded . The author concludes this part ...
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