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Pagina 40
... contained in each kind of soil or manure , will its prolificacy be . That soils , and
vegetable and animal matters , may be found to produce salts , under certain
circumstances and chemical processes , I have no doubt ; but this does not prove
it ...
... contained in each kind of soil or manure , will its prolificacy be . That soils , and
vegetable and animal matters , may be found to produce salts , under certain
circumstances and chemical processes , I have no doubt ; but this does not prove
it ...
Pagina 174
Indeed , until the story begins to draw towards a close , their connection is so
distant , that we doubt whether our fair readers will think it deserves the name .
Some vivacity is given to this branch of the tale , however , by the proposal which
is ...
Indeed , until the story begins to draw towards a close , their connection is so
distant , that we doubt whether our fair readers will think it deserves the name .
Some vivacity is given to this branch of the tale , however , by the proposal which
is ...
Pagina 406
We doubt , then , if the Venetians bave “ writ their annals truly ; " for they have had
the art , in collusion with all historians but Mr . Pennington , to attribute to Genoa
the disgrace of this submission to the French monarch . But we have done : Mr ...
We doubt , then , if the Venetians bave “ writ their annals truly ; " for they have had
the art , in collusion with all historians but Mr . Pennington , to attribute to Genoa
the disgrace of this submission to the French monarch . But we have done : Mr ...
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