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The natives of these wilds are called Gauchos ; a race little superior to Indian savages . Their chief amusement consists in the chase of the ostrich , in conducting which they evince considerable dexterity . Several days were passed by ...
The natives of these wilds are called Gauchos ; a race little superior to Indian savages . Their chief amusement consists in the chase of the ostrich , in conducting which they evince considerable dexterity . Several days were passed by ...
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10 , 11 , 12. , almost every grammatical writer is attacked ; Grant is by implication called absurd ; and Murray is said to carry absurdity still farther . At p . 25. , Lewis's Grammar is said to be a disgrace to the author , a nuisance ...
10 , 11 , 12. , almost every grammatical writer is attacked ; Grant is by implication called absurd ; and Murray is said to carry absurdity still farther . At p . 25. , Lewis's Grammar is said to be a disgrace to the author , a nuisance ...
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The place of separation between a Bough of a tree and its trunk , or between one Bough and another , is , in Scotland , called a BREEK , that is , the Break of the tree ; and the Sanie idea is preserved in the denomination of the ...
The place of separation between a Bough of a tree and its trunk , or between one Bough and another , is , in Scotland , called a BREEK , that is , the Break of the tree ; and the Sanie idea is preserved in the denomination of the ...
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La lesss Compendium of the History of Ireland | 15 |
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