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... receiving the most respectable accessions of patronage and resources ; that a considerable collection of specimens and ... received from individuals , devoted to geological pursuits , and who , though not immediately connected with the ...
... receiving the most respectable accessions of patronage and resources ; that a considerable collection of specimens and ... received from individuals , devoted to geological pursuits , and who , though not immediately connected with the ...
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... received a reinforcement , they finally drove the allies from Hondschoote . All this while , Freytag's division had received no assistance from our larger corps stationed before Dun- kirk , who allowed themselves to be amused by attacks ...
... received a reinforcement , they finally drove the allies from Hondschoote . All this while , Freytag's division had received no assistance from our larger corps stationed before Dun- kirk , who allowed themselves to be amused by attacks ...
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... received those fugitive patricians , who , after they had possessed the palaces of the earth , deemed themselves happy to share the cell of a cenobite . The peace of the saint and the troubles of the world pro- duce a wonderful effect ...
... received those fugitive patricians , who , after they had possessed the palaces of the earth , deemed themselves happy to share the cell of a cenobite . The peace of the saint and the troubles of the world pro- duce a wonderful effect ...
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