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Not , however , if our pages can for awhile prevent it , shall the noble description of the prelude of Richard's Bard , equal or superior to anything of the kind in Walter Scott , be so forgotten , The opening will remind us of that ...
Not , however , if our pages can for awhile prevent it , shall the noble description of the prelude of Richard's Bard , equal or superior to anything of the kind in Walter Scott , be so forgotten , The opening will remind us of that ...
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Linnĉus appears by his maBuscripts to have intended adding this to the different kinds of calyx , though it is not one ... esteemed by him a kind of calyx ; but as I presuine with Schreber to reckon it rather a corolla , and Hedwig once ...
Linnĉus appears by his maBuscripts to have intended adding this to the different kinds of calyx , though it is not one ... esteemed by him a kind of calyx ; but as I presuine with Schreber to reckon it rather a corolla , and Hedwig once ...
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c . out , with respect to that particular kind of existence , & c . considered abstractedly , some thousand years are , in reality , the same as a day . ' Of the common.place information contained in these pages , an idea may be formed ...
c . out , with respect to that particular kind of existence , & c . considered abstractedly , some thousand years are , in reality , the same as a day . ' Of the common.place information contained in these pages , an idea may be formed ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1810 |
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