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Page 118
... appear to have a common origin , and are all connected by their base . ' The present traveller is frequently on the ... appears in the list . The island of Prinkipos , composed of quartz , granite , & c . & c . ( we are left to ...
... appear to have a common origin , and are all connected by their base . ' The present traveller is frequently on the ... appears in the list . The island of Prinkipos , composed of quartz , granite , & c . & c . ( we are left to ...
Page 188
... appear . - We have freely expressed our sentiments , and , as we think , have done our duty . We are no bigots to Mr. Hume's opinion ; we think highly of Mr. Kirwan's abilities ; and we belong to no lodge of Illuminés , nor any set of ...
... appear . - We have freely expressed our sentiments , and , as we think , have done our duty . We are no bigots to Mr. Hume's opinion ; we think highly of Mr. Kirwan's abilities ; and we belong to no lodge of Illuminés , nor any set of ...
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... appear to be solicitous of follow- ing the indications of nature . This composition appears to me to furnish an example of the truth of this remark . Why has Raphaël made the Infant Jesus rest on the foot of the Virgin ? I apprehend ...
... appear to be solicitous of follow- ing the indications of nature . This composition appears to me to furnish an example of the truth of this remark . Why has Raphaël made the Infant Jesus rest on the foot of the Virgin ? I apprehend ...
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