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... partiality towards the celebrated Merino race , which is founded on experiments in almost every civilized nation of Europe , gives reason to believe that fine - wooled theep will ultimately cause the common breeds to disappear .
... partiality towards the celebrated Merino race , which is founded on experiments in almost every civilized nation of Europe , gives reason to believe that fine - wooled theep will ultimately cause the common breeds to disappear .
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Sinks lead from the houses through the bot- toms of the neceffaries into very large common fewers , which lead into the fea , all of which are built of ftone and lime . The feamen and marines of the late frigate Philadelphia can atteft ...
Sinks lead from the houses through the bot- toms of the neceffaries into very large common fewers , which lead into the fea , all of which are built of ftone and lime . The feamen and marines of the late frigate Philadelphia can atteft ...
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With regard to the whole year , the average of 1805 was rather lower than ufual , and that of 1806 has been higher than that of common years . The mean height of the barometer for the year is equal to 29.815 , which is not quite th of ...
With regard to the whole year , the average of 1805 was rather lower than ufual , and that of 1806 has been higher than that of common years . The mean height of the barometer for the year is equal to 29.815 , which is not quite th of ...
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... which remind us of the wretched fpecta and the following mixture of monofylla- bles and diffyllables " Oh ! golden days per conftitute cadences of op | || Δ common ; and the following , " For his country he | figh'd when at twilight ...
... which remind us of the wretched fpecta and the following mixture of monofylla- bles and diffyllables " Oh ! golden days per conftitute cadences of op | || Δ common ; and the following , " For his country he | figh'd when at twilight ...
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Thus the accents of fpeech have not only their dif tinctions of high and low , like the notes of common mufic ( though on a scale of more minute divifion ) but have alfo their minute movements , or apparent flides ; that is to fay ...
Thus the accents of fpeech have not only their dif tinctions of high and low , like the notes of common mufic ( though on a scale of more minute divifion ) but have alfo their minute movements , or apparent flides ; that is to fay ...
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| Titel | The Monthly magazine, Band 23 |
| Autor/in | Monthly literary register |
| Veröffentlicht | 1807 |
| Original von | Oxford University |
| Digitalisiert | 19. Okt. 2006 |
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