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... to that degree of heat and violence , that thofe who are not able to find theiter in houtes , tents , & c . often perish it fometimes lafts three days , but generally not longer than the first twelve of the twenty - four hours .
... to that degree of heat and violence , that thofe who are not able to find theiter in houtes , tents , & c . often perish it fometimes lafts three days , but generally not longer than the first twelve of the twenty - four hours .
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The laft procefs is to put it with a large quantity of water , ( about four gallons to a pound of ftarch , ) through a fine gauze mullin or lawn , fo as entirely to clear it ...
The laft procefs is to put it with a large quantity of water , ( about four gallons to a pound of ftarch , ) through a fine gauze mullin or lawn , fo as entirely to clear it ...
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Dantzic is fituated on the Viftula , in an immenfe plain or marfh , about four miles from the Baltic . Its population ( as I learnt from a merchant of the place ) is , as flated by others , 36,000 . It is re- gularly and ftrongly ...
Dantzic is fituated on the Viftula , in an immenfe plain or marfh , about four miles from the Baltic . Its population ( as I learnt from a merchant of the place ) is , as flated by others , 36,000 . It is re- gularly and ftrongly ...
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Through this plain winds the Viftula , difcharging itself into the Baltic at the bottom of Fair- water , about four English miles below Dantzic . This river is fo fwelled in the fpring by the melting of ...
Through this plain winds the Viftula , difcharging itself into the Baltic at the bottom of Fair- water , about four English miles below Dantzic . This river is fo fwelled in the fpring by the melting of ...
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They are fituated most frequently within about four or five miles of each other , and are often leis difiant ; but I have fomne , times travelled for teu , and even more miles , without feeing a tingle , boute of any defcription ...
They are fituated most frequently within about four or five miles of each other , and are often leis difiant ; but I have fomne , times travelled for teu , and even more miles , without feeing a tingle , boute of any defcription ...
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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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