Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 38Pub. for J. Hinton, 1766 |
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... must add the three following re- marks : One is , that , if there are any ve- retables capable of replacing the vegetable matter confumed by animals , they must be those trees whofe leaves and branches col- let and appropriate to ...
... must add the three following re- marks : One is , that , if there are any ve- retables capable of replacing the vegetable matter confumed by animals , they must be those trees whofe leaves and branches col- let and appropriate to ...
Strana 80
... must have elapfed before men could ' bring under a just regulation certain arts and sciences , aftronomy , for inftance . What number of ages must have expire before men could have discovered the lum folar period of fix hundred years ...
... must have elapfed before men could ' bring under a just regulation certain arts and sciences , aftronomy , for inftance . What number of ages must have expire before men could have discovered the lum folar period of fix hundred years ...
Strana 122
... must break in upon my privacy . [ fips . ] 2 Madam , and I must beg of you to accept Brush . You have an excellent taste , of a few cakes for your own drinking , [ takes ' em out of a drawer in the table . ] and , in return , I defire ...
... must break in upon my privacy . [ fips . ] 2 Madam , and I must beg of you to accept Brush . You have an excellent taste , of a few cakes for your own drinking , [ takes ' em out of a drawer in the table . ] and , in return , I defire ...
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