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Page 358
... considerably higher , and by the colours being more lively . This species is of considerable size , being sometimes three or even four feet long . Besides its teeth and claws , which are formid- able weapons , its crested back and the ...
... considerably higher , and by the colours being more lively . This species is of considerable size , being sometimes three or even four feet long . Besides its teeth and claws , which are formid- able weapons , its crested back and the ...
Page 364
... considerable amount found from that period until the end of August 1796 , when a man crossing the brook found a piece of gold about half an ounce weight in the stream . This was about the 24th of August , and immediately the country ...
... considerable amount found from that period until the end of August 1796 , when a man crossing the brook found a piece of gold about half an ounce weight in the stream . This was about the 24th of August , and immediately the country ...
Page 369
... considerable distance . Through the rents produced by these ruptures , you may see below the watery abyss ; and it is sometimes necessary to lay planks across them , by way of bridges , for the sledges to pass over .'- ' After considerable ...
... considerable distance . Through the rents produced by these ruptures , you may see below the watery abyss ; and it is sometimes necessary to lay planks across them , by way of bridges , for the sledges to pass over .'- ' After considerable ...
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