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Page 155
... ment . • The plan is fimply to give descriptions of the common pasture graffes , with remarks on their uses ; and that the farmer might have his objects before him in a manner incapable of any de- ception , the very plants themselves ...
... ment . • The plan is fimply to give descriptions of the common pasture graffes , with remarks on their uses ; and that the farmer might have his objects before him in a manner incapable of any de- ception , the very plants themselves ...
Page 446
... ment . I do not attribute this population to the depofed government ; because I do not like to compliment the contrivances of men , with what is due in a great degree to the bounty of Providence . But that decried government could not ...
... ment . I do not attribute this population to the depofed government ; because I do not like to compliment the contrivances of men , with what is due in a great degree to the bounty of Providence . But that decried government could not ...
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... ment of a dairy , 425 . Anthony of Bourbon , his character , 60 . Aius . See Nice . Arfenic , defended from the charge of pro- ducing deleterious confequences from the medical ufe of , 27 . Alpafi , fome account of her great cha- racter ...
... ment of a dairy , 425 . Anthony of Bourbon , his character , 60 . Aius . See Nice . Arfenic , defended from the charge of pro- ducing deleterious confequences from the medical ufe of , 27 . Alpafi , fome account of her great cha- racter ...
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