The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Svazek 1James Potts, 1771 |
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... itself is faid to be of the fame nature , as I am informed by those who , by accident , once caught a young one , and laid it upon the deck of the fhip . It died inftantly , though no - body dared to go near it even then , till they ...
... itself is faid to be of the fame nature , as I am informed by those who , by accident , once caught a young one , and laid it upon the deck of the fhip . It died inftantly , though no - body dared to go near it even then , till they ...
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... itself , and part of the highest court in the nati- on , which is fuperior to thofe in Weftminster - hall ; and what laws it joins in making are to bind inferior courts , but cannot be understood to bind itself as a court . Such a cir ...
... itself , and part of the highest court in the nati- on , which is fuperior to thofe in Weftminster - hall ; and what laws it joins in making are to bind inferior courts , but cannot be understood to bind itself as a court . Such a cir ...
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... itself towards a valley , which , after filling up , divided itself into two channels , carrying de- ftruction wherever they pals . It has already covered feveral hundred Arpents of Seed- Land , which has ruined many individuals . Their ...
... itself towards a valley , which , after filling up , divided itself into two channels , carrying de- ftruction wherever they pals . It has already covered feveral hundred Arpents of Seed- Land , which has ruined many individuals . Their ...
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