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Page 175
... known of Count Beny- owski . From other circumftances collected , it is imagined that he was cut off in fome difpute with the French factory there . The refpectable editor collects feveral vouchers to corrobo- rate the great outlines of ...
... known of Count Beny- owski . From other circumftances collected , it is imagined that he was cut off in fome difpute with the French factory there . The refpectable editor collects feveral vouchers to corrobo- rate the great outlines of ...
Page 398
... known by his English diction- ary , his performances relative to the fcience of oratory , and his theatrical connexions . The young lady had been a pupil to Mr. Whyte , whofe merit as a profeflor of fchool education , is well known in ...
... known by his English diction- ary , his performances relative to the fcience of oratory , and his theatrical connexions . The young lady had been a pupil to Mr. Whyte , whofe merit as a profeflor of fchool education , is well known in ...
Page 573
... known caufes fhall remain as they are . I come now to a different kind of furvey of our continents , which I fhall introduce by your own expreilions . " We are investigating " ( you fayt , p . 297 ) " the age of the prefent land , from ...
... known caufes fhall remain as they are . I come now to a different kind of furvey of our continents , which I fhall introduce by your own expreilions . " We are investigating " ( you fayt , p . 297 ) " the age of the prefent land , from ...
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