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Page 96
... upon it , ribly thin , with a yellow , withered face , together with an attempt at
appear which seemed to have been sharpened ances , which showed that it was
as os . by constant struggles to gain farthings , tentatious as the means allowed .
... upon it , ribly thin , with a yellow , withered face , together with an attempt at
appear which seemed to have been sharpened ances , which showed that it was
as os . by constant struggles to gain farthings , tentatious as the means allowed .
Page 297
The buds at the extremity of the branches , which are intended to be dwarfed , are
torn off as soon as they appear , and by this means , the branches are arrested in
their growth , and other buds and branches shoot out . After a certain time ...
The buds at the extremity of the branches , which are intended to be dwarfed , are
torn off as soon as they appear , and by this means , the branches are arrested in
their growth , and other buds and branches shoot out . After a certain time ...
Page 378
We understand this to mean , that it should be first ascertained , what events in
Egyptian history synchronised with ... and third from purely Egyptian sources , by
means of data furnished by astronomy , and of the chronology of other countries .
We understand this to mean , that it should be first ascertained , what events in
Egyptian history synchronised with ... and third from purely Egyptian sources , by
means of data furnished by astronomy , and of the chronology of other countries .
Page 387
... far from being existence , which preceded 3 , 643 B . c . what the Evangelical
Protestants of This , however , by no means implies the British Isles would
consider orthothat Jacob lived at such a remote dox , is by no means to be
classed with ...
... far from being existence , which preceded 3 , 643 B . c . what the Evangelical
Protestants of This , however , by no means implies the British Isles would
consider orthothat Jacob lived at such a remote dox , is by no means to be
classed with ...
Page 641
Messalonghi was , in fact , considered by the sultan as the very stronghold of
rebellion , which , could he once obtain , he believed it would be the means of
delivering up to him the whole country . Furious at the defeat of the cowardly
Omer ...
Messalonghi was , in fact , considered by the sultan as the very stronghold of
rebellion , which , could he once obtain , he believed it would be the means of
delivering up to him the whole country . Furious at the defeat of the cowardly
Omer ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Dublin university magazine, Volume 32 |
| Author | University magazine |
| Contributor | Dublin city, univ |
| Published | 1848 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 7 Nov 2006 |
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