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... mark the fyllable on which the em- phafis is to be placed but in botanical armies , where allies are brought together from all parts of the world , no one language , no one mark , can fufficiently characterise all their names . Dr ...
... mark the fyllable on which the em- phafis is to be placed but in botanical armies , where allies are brought together from all parts of the world , no one language , no one mark , can fufficiently characterise all their names . Dr ...
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... mark , which is burnt into the thighs of horfes , oxen , and dromedaries , and painted with colours on the wool of fheep . The latter are kept near the owner's habitation , but the other fpecies , united in herds , are , towards the ...
... mark , which is burnt into the thighs of horfes , oxen , and dromedaries , and painted with colours on the wool of fheep . The latter are kept near the owner's habitation , but the other fpecies , united in herds , are , towards the ...
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... mark their route , and thus infure their communica- tion , the fpirit of conqueft , which made them penetrate unknown countries , muft alfo make them defirous of preferving , from a too eafy deftruction , these land - marks ? As to the ...
... mark their route , and thus infure their communica- tion , the fpirit of conqueft , which made them penetrate unknown countries , muft alfo make them defirous of preferving , from a too eafy deftruction , these land - marks ? As to the ...
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