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Thus what contains or sea , or earth , or air , I to thy form , if you approve , compare . ' We should tremble for the consequences , were la Huerta alive to read the foregoing extract ; since the inadvertency , into which the noble ...
Thus what contains or sea , or earth , or air , I to thy form , if you approve , compare . ' We should tremble for the consequences , were la Huerta alive to read the foregoing extract ; since the inadvertency , into which the noble ...
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Section I.contains remarks on the study of me teorology , which are sufficiently correct and judicious . - In section II . the author enters on the consideration of the anatomy and physiology of plants . Many of the observations on the ...
Section I.contains remarks on the study of me teorology , which are sufficiently correct and judicious . - In section II . the author enters on the consideration of the anatomy and physiology of plants . Many of the observations on the ...
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The most interesting of these additions consits of a communication from Dr. Marcet , containing an account of a ... it also contains some valuable remarks on analysis in general , and furnishes us with some tests which promise to be ...
The most interesting of these additions consits of a communication from Dr. Marcet , containing an account of a ... it also contains some valuable remarks on analysis in general , and furnishes us with some tests which promise to be ...
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Exeter Bp of his Charge to the Clergy | 9 |
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