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... said that the tide rose 16 or 17 inches ; whereas it has generally been obferved that the tide rifes confiderably on the fea coafts in high latitudes . In fpeaking of Mr. Goldfon's differtation on the origin of the name , Anian , we ...
... said that the tide rose 16 or 17 inches ; whereas it has generally been obferved that the tide rifes confiderably on the fea coafts in high latitudes . In fpeaking of Mr. Goldfon's differtation on the origin of the name , Anian , we ...
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... said to have taken fo much de- light in his company , as to have rarely permitted his abfence . The young prince expired in his arms at Greenwich foon after ; at which period Sir Henry retired to Penfhurft , there to indulge his grief ...
... said to have taken fo much de- light in his company , as to have rarely permitted his abfence . The young prince expired in his arms at Greenwich foon after ; at which period Sir Henry retired to Penfhurft , there to indulge his grief ...
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