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... leads us to believe that both pursuits can be carried on under the same
auspices : and even independently of this instance of success , it was considered
advisable to adopt this course as being likely to increase the success of our
Institution ...
... leads us to believe that both pursuits can be carried on under the same
auspices : and even independently of this instance of success , it was considered
advisable to adopt this course as being likely to increase the success of our
Institution ...
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I may give as one instance the great development that has taken place of late
years in the ceramic art , entirely through the attention paid to the beautiful forms
and ornaments of Greek , 10 General Account of Inaugural Meeting .
I may give as one instance the great development that has taken place of late
years in the ceramic art , entirely through the attention paid to the beautiful forms
and ornaments of Greek , 10 General Account of Inaugural Meeting .
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I speak of that which is , of course , well known as formed by Mr . Wm .
Cunnington ; and which is one instance more of the abundance and variety of the
illustrations which your own neighbourhood presents , to tempt you to the study of
this ...
I speak of that which is , of course , well known as formed by Mr . Wm .
Cunnington ; and which is one instance more of the abundance and variety of the
illustrations which your own neighbourhood presents , to tempt you to the study of
this ...
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... to see such a thing is a favour which those to whom it is allowed , are bound to
acknowledge with gratitude ; more especially when , as in this instance , it is
made greater by the permission to carry the volume off and use it at leisure .
... to see such a thing is a favour which those to whom it is allowed , are bound to
acknowledge with gratitude ; more especially when , as in this instance , it is
made greater by the permission to carry the volume off and use it at leisure .
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Whatever may be the case in other instances , I can venture to assert that in my
83rd year , my nervous and bodily system are as susceptible of pain , whilst my
mental sensibilities are as acute , as they were in days of youth . Hence all the ...
Whatever may be the case in other instances , I can venture to assert that in my
83rd year , my nervous and bodily system are as susceptible of pain , whilst my
mental sensibilities are as acute , as they were in days of youth . Hence all the ...
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| Title | The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine, Volume 1 |
| Editor | Edward Hungerford Goddard |
| Contributor | Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society |
| Publisher | Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society, 1854 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2010 |
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