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Page 237
... called Missions , and the existence of which favours the improve- ment of agriculture . Thus were insensibly founded ... called in the Spanish colonies Mision or Pueblo de Mision . Indian villages go- verned by a priest are called ...
... called Missions , and the existence of which favours the improve- ment of agriculture . Thus were insensibly founded ... called in the Spanish colonies Mision or Pueblo de Mision . Indian villages go- verned by a priest are called ...
Page 462
... called a Citron - tree by us , and from what was also called Citrus by the antients on other occasions : the fact is too generally acknowleged to receive any corroboration from the addition of one more au- thority in support of it . We ...
... called a Citron - tree by us , and from what was also called Citrus by the antients on other occasions : the fact is too generally acknowleged to receive any corroboration from the addition of one more au- thority in support of it . We ...
Page 478
... called Senses , and seemed to command imperiously . They often acted in concert with some great lords called Vices , and some ladies called Passions , who listened to their report , and frequently took violent resolutions . Among these ...
... called Senses , and seemed to command imperiously . They often acted in concert with some great lords called Vices , and some ladies called Passions , who listened to their report , and frequently took violent resolutions . Among these ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the | 1 |
Saabye Egede his Account of Green | 7 |
Scandal Ode | 30 |
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