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... attention attention and excite the admiration of every ingenuous mind . Taylor's Anecdotes of Insects . 93.
... attention attention and excite the admiration of every ingenuous mind . Taylor's Anecdotes of Insects . 93.
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... attention to economy . Mr. Curwen has too much good sense to fall into such an error ; and the adjudication of a gold medal to him was for an ex- periment evincing at once the economy and the practicability of stall - feeding very young ...
... attention to economy . Mr. Curwen has too much good sense to fall into such an error ; and the adjudication of a gold medal to him was for an ex- periment evincing at once the economy and the practicability of stall - feeding very young ...
Pagina 306
... Attention to the Works of Nature ; also , the Means of render ing Barren Soils luxuriantly Productive , at a very Moderate Expense , and of Beneficially employing the Industrious and Unoccupied Poor . To which is added , a Memoir drawn ...
... Attention to the Works of Nature ; also , the Means of render ing Barren Soils luxuriantly Productive , at a very Moderate Expense , and of Beneficially employing the Industrious and Unoccupied Poor . To which is added , a Memoir drawn ...
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