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... supposed to provide for the safety of his soul , when it left it's earthly habitation . Though Mr. Malcolm is inclined to reverent attention on these occasions , he cannot avoid some lively remarks ; particularly , after having ...
... supposed to provide for the safety of his soul , when it left it's earthly habitation . Though Mr. Malcolm is inclined to reverent attention on these occasions , he cannot avoid some lively remarks ; particularly , after having ...
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He probably supposed , that the extreme difficulties under which America laboured ; the failure of her funds by the ... supposed to have occasioned . ' While we applaud the candour and good sense of these remarks , we cannot withhold ...
He probably supposed , that the extreme difficulties under which America laboured ; the failure of her funds by the ... supposed to have occasioned . ' While we applaud the candour and good sense of these remarks , we cannot withhold ...
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... supposed to be a zeo- lite . It was found , however , to possess very different pro- perties from that body ; consisting principally of alumina , united to a fluid which was supposed to be water . In the present paper , Mr. Gregor ...
... supposed to be a zeo- lite . It was found , however , to possess very different pro- perties from that body ; consisting principally of alumina , united to a fluid which was supposed to be water . In the present paper , Mr. Gregor ...
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