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... possessed it previous to 1651 , through the chan- nel of your Miscellany , will oblige Yours , & c . Mr. URBAN , IN DRIFFIELDIS . London Institution , October 18 . our pursuit after knowledge , you must be aware , explanations may ...
... possessed it previous to 1651 , through the chan- nel of your Miscellany , will oblige Yours , & c . Mr. URBAN , IN DRIFFIELDIS . London Institution , October 18 . our pursuit after knowledge , you must be aware , explanations may ...
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... possession for the truth of . " " The earliest account of Cranborne Chase , that can be taken in these days , seems to be from the ćra when King John , or some other Royal Personage , had a hunting - seat at Tollard Royal , in the ...
... possession for the truth of . " " The earliest account of Cranborne Chase , that can be taken in these days , seems to be from the ćra when King John , or some other Royal Personage , had a hunting - seat at Tollard Royal , in the ...
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... possessed such talents ; and still more few the number that had cultivated them with so much success . Her studies were pursued with singular assiduity , beginning ( as we have been credibly informed by a recent Memoir ) at six in the ...
... possessed such talents ; and still more few the number that had cultivated them with so much success . Her studies were pursued with singular assiduity , beginning ( as we have been credibly informed by a recent Memoir ) at six in the ...
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... possession of the reason of his own prac- tice . In every stage of his progress through this branch of study , not only his memory , but his understanding , should be exerted . The laws of Gram- mar should be canvassed and thoroughly ...
... possession of the reason of his own prac- tice . In every stage of his progress through this branch of study , not only his memory , but his understanding , should be exerted . The laws of Gram- mar should be canvassed and thoroughly ...
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... possession of the ship , and in the same instant cut the cables , loosed the sails , and , favoured by a strong S. E. wind , succeeded in carrying her off , at six A. M. The Captain and .crew having refused to listen to their invi ...
... possession of the ship , and in the same instant cut the cables , loosed the sails , and , favoured by a strong S. E. wind , succeeded in carrying her off , at six A. M. The Captain and .crew having refused to listen to their invi ...
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