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know in what manner it would so clispose the fly as to get it down its throat ; since its fore - feet were evidently useless for the purpose . I was soon satisfied . The animal , raising itself somewhat higher than usual on its forelegs ...
know in what manner it would so clispose the fly as to get it down its throat ; since its fore - feet were evidently useless for the purpose . I was soon satisfied . The animal , raising itself somewhat higher than usual on its forelegs ...
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Great Britain has long been noted for sending forth travellers ; and her sons of the present age have taken the lead in visiting Greece , in the same manner as their countrymen , above half a century ago , were among the first to climb ...
Great Britain has long been noted for sending forth travellers ; and her sons of the present age have taken the lead in visiting Greece , in the same manner as their countrymen , above half a century ago , were among the first to climb ...
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the manner in which all conversations are in future to be cone ducted . Nothing is too arduous for M. BAUDRY DES LOZIERES to attempt : but we were not a little astonished , that , with such ends in view , he should turn out of his ...
the manner in which all conversations are in future to be cone ducted . Nothing is too arduous for M. BAUDRY DES LOZIERES to attempt : but we were not a little astonished , that , with such ends in view , he should turn out of his ...
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