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It would be unkindness , indeed , to regret the susceptibility or the communicativeness of an author , who describes his production as the ingenious attempt of obe in whose nature the chord of poesy has been attuned so tremyiously alive ...
It would be unkindness , indeed , to regret the susceptibility or the communicativeness of an author , who describes his production as the ingenious attempt of obe in whose nature the chord of poesy has been attuned so tremyiously alive ...
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An Attempt to establish Physiognomy upon scientific Principles . Originally delivered in a series of Lectures , By John Cross , M. D. 8vo . pp . 270. 8s . Boards . Longman and Co. WE E have always considered physiognomy as a very ...
An Attempt to establish Physiognomy upon scientific Principles . Originally delivered in a series of Lectures , By John Cross , M. D. 8vo . pp . 270. 8s . Boards . Longman and Co. WE E have always considered physiognomy as a very ...
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< • M. de C. attempts a parallel between the agriculture of England and that of Italy ; not from an impression that Italy approaches to our country in agricultural skill , but for the sake of exhibiting a contrast as striking as can be ...
< • M. de C. attempts a parallel between the agriculture of England and that of Italy ; not from an impression that Italy approaches to our country in agricultural skill , but for the sake of exhibiting a contrast as striking as can be ...
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А All Classes productive c concluded | 6 |
Abernethys Physiological Lectures 52 History of 485 | 14 |
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