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the twenty - second of this month happens the autumnal equinox , at which period the days and nights are equal all over the earth . 29. This , as well as the vernal equinox , often attended with heavy storms of wind and rain , which ...
the twenty - second of this month happens the autumnal equinox , at which period the days and nights are equal all over the earth . 29. This , as well as the vernal equinox , often attended with heavy storms of wind and rain , which ...
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HE present century , emerged from its obscurity , and is now becoming the most renowned among the nations of the earth . We are glad , therefore , to have recourse to an author who can satisfy our curiosity respecting it .
HE present century , emerged from its obscurity , and is now becoming the most renowned among the nations of the earth . We are glad , therefore , to have recourse to an author who can satisfy our curiosity respecting it .
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Copernicus , in the 15th century , re - established the ancient Pythagorean lyftem , which admitted that the earth might move round the sun , by which the constitution of the heavens was ' again brought to natural and certain principles ...
Copernicus , in the 15th century , re - established the ancient Pythagorean lyftem , which admitted that the earth might move round the sun , by which the constitution of the heavens was ' again brought to natural and certain principles ...
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... Learning brought me , Kendal caught me , Labour press'd me , sickness distress'd me , Death oppress'd me , the grave possess'd me , God first gave me , Christ did save me , Earth did crave me , and heav'n would have me .
... Learning brought me , Kendal caught me , Labour press'd me , sickness distress'd me , Death oppress'd me , the grave possess'd me , God first gave me , Christ did save me , Earth did crave me , and heav'n would have me .
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... -at that instant he feels there is nothing on earth so desirable as libertybut his is bartered . He reflects it cannot be regained , and sits down determined to quarrel with the world , and view , with the jaundiced eye of envy ...
... -at that instant he feels there is nothing on earth so desirable as libertybut his is bartered . He reflects it cannot be regained , and sits down determined to quarrel with the world , and view , with the jaundiced eye of envy ...
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