The Quarterly Journal, Band 7John Murray, 1819 |
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... seems not quite aware of the difficul- ties of our occupation , ) will be more particularly attended to in future Numbers , than in this . We trust he will allow that we are improving . The Letter respecting the NEW STREET , has been ...
... seems not quite aware of the difficul- ties of our occupation , ) will be more particularly attended to in future Numbers , than in this . We trust he will allow that we are improving . The Letter respecting the NEW STREET , has been ...
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... seem this is the term usually allowed for one in his place to acquire a fortune . I had an opportunity of seeing and consulting with him upon Mr. Titsing's case . We met at Mr. Wiegerman's house , but as he neither understood Latin ...
... seem this is the term usually allowed for one in his place to acquire a fortune . I had an opportunity of seeing and consulting with him upon Mr. Titsing's case . We met at Mr. Wiegerman's house , but as he neither understood Latin ...
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... seems to consist . Their dinners are plentiful , and consist of a great variety of dishes . They do not , however , eat much , nor indeed could it be supposed that in such circumstances they could have much appetite for it , but they seem ...
... seems to consist . Their dinners are plentiful , and consist of a great variety of dishes . They do not , however , eat much , nor indeed could it be supposed that in such circumstances they could have much appetite for it , but they seem ...
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... seem an invincible antidote against them . This progressive change from the original European , and grå- dual approach to the complexion , character , and manners of the Aborigines of Java , would seem an argument in favour of the ...
... seem an invincible antidote against them . This progressive change from the original European , and grå- dual approach to the complexion , character , and manners of the Aborigines of Java , would seem an argument in favour of the ...
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... seem , they en- courage and give examples to each other in keeping up per- tinaciously the early habits and impressions ... seems to afford but a very small number . The master chooses rather to buy than to rear one . Female slaves are ...
... seem , they en- courage and give examples to each other in keeping up per- tinaciously the early habits and impressions ... seems to afford but a very small number . The master chooses rather to buy than to rear one . Female slaves are ...
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