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... use of a small board , two feet and a half , or more , formed with a fharp point , like the fore - part of a canoe ; but others ufe none , and depend wholly on their own dexterity . They fwim out beyond where the fwell of the furf ...
... use of a small board , two feet and a half , or more , formed with a fharp point , like the fore - part of a canoe ; but others ufe none , and depend wholly on their own dexterity . They fwim out beyond where the fwell of the furf ...
Seite 63
... use no inftruments for the purpose ; and fhould he escape , they continue their fport , unap- prehenfive of danger . This diverfion is most common when the westerly winds prevail , as they are always at- tended with a heavy swell ...
... use no inftruments for the purpose ; and fhould he escape , they continue their fport , unap- prehenfive of danger . This diverfion is most common when the westerly winds prevail , as they are always at- tended with a heavy swell ...
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... use of aftronomy , in the year 1610 , and by that means discovered the fatellites of Jupiter , the phafes of Saturn , the mountains of the moon , the fpots on the fun , and the revolu- tion of the latter on his axis ; difcoveries which ...
... use of aftronomy , in the year 1610 , and by that means discovered the fatellites of Jupiter , the phafes of Saturn , the mountains of the moon , the fpots on the fun , and the revolu- tion of the latter on his axis ; difcoveries which ...
Seite 105
... , and slaves . In this kind of exchange the natives of the interior make use of small hells called kowrries . In their early intercourse with Euro- peans , peans , the article that most attracted the notice of LITERARY REVIEW . ros.
... , and slaves . In this kind of exchange the natives of the interior make use of small hells called kowrries . In their early intercourse with Euro- peans , peans , the article that most attracted the notice of LITERARY REVIEW . ros.
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... use again ! Such is the Second Epode , and it is a fair fpecimen of this kind of poetry . The fame eafe , the fame fim- plicity are apparent , for which all of HORACE's pro- ductions are diftinguished . Thefe Epodes are feventeen in ...
... use again ! Such is the Second Epode , and it is a fair fpecimen of this kind of poetry . The fame eafe , the fame fim- plicity are apparent , for which all of HORACE's pro- ductions are diftinguished . Thefe Epodes are feventeen in ...
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