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... particular notice , as being frequented on Sundays by great numbers of the higher classes . A friendly invitation , in four differ ent languages , inscribed over the entrance to the grounds , authorizes every one of decent appearance ...
... particular notice , as being frequented on Sundays by great numbers of the higher classes . A friendly invitation , in four differ ent languages , inscribed over the entrance to the grounds , authorizes every one of decent appearance ...
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... particular care ; and he has therefore consi- dered each of them in these Tables according to a similar order , and under similar comparative circumstances : so that , without attempting to present a complete history of these ...
... particular care ; and he has therefore consi- dered each of them in these Tables according to a similar order , and under similar comparative circumstances : so that , without attempting to present a complete history of these ...
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... particular notice . The work is thus concluded : I have now finished my original plan ; with what success I know and not . I shall only say , what every intelligent reader will easily per- ceive , that my labours have been great ...
... particular notice . The work is thus concluded : I have now finished my original plan ; with what success I know and not . I shall only say , what every intelligent reader will easily per- ceive , that my labours have been great ...
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