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... the removing the offal and filth to the gardens for manure , and the tempe- rate manner in which the Turks and Arabs live , have without doubt been the caufe of the late remarkable continuance of health in Tripoli .
... the removing the offal and filth to the gardens for manure , and the tempe- rate manner in which the Turks and Arabs live , have without doubt been the caufe of the late remarkable continuance of health in Tripoli .
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But what is more remarkable , a bivalue teftaceous animal adhered to the plant , and lived in fuch a high temperature too . Here they difcovered a kind of wild cab- bage , which they cooked , and found to be mild and good for food .
But what is more remarkable , a bivalue teftaceous animal adhered to the plant , and lived in fuch a high temperature too . Here they difcovered a kind of wild cab- bage , which they cooked , and found to be mild and good for food .
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The coldness of the weather was very remarkable . On the 30th of December the quick - filver funk to 99 ; on the 2d of January , 1805 , to 6 ° . On this latter eccafion , when the temperature of the atmofphere was 60 , and of the river ...
The coldness of the weather was very remarkable . On the 30th of December the quick - filver funk to 99 ; on the 2d of January , 1805 , to 6 ° . On this latter eccafion , when the temperature of the atmofphere was 60 , and of the river ...
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SIR , correliance J. the request of your lefted the following particulars refpecting one of thofe remarkable inftances of Longevity referred to in his lift . Edward Lawfon , of Sunderland , a native of Northumberland , was for many ...
SIR , correliance J. the request of your lefted the following particulars refpecting one of thofe remarkable inftances of Longevity referred to in his lift . Edward Lawfon , of Sunderland , a native of Northumberland , was for many ...
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... is au irregularly built town , On entering it by the wooden bridge from the oppofite fuburb of Praga , you rife a httle ; otherwife , the town itself , as well as the furrounding country , is flat . It is remarkable , that it has no ...
... is au irregularly built town , On entering it by the wooden bridge from the oppofite fuburb of Praga , you rife a httle ; otherwife , the town itself , as well as the furrounding country , is flat . It is remarkable , that it has no ...
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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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