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... advantage , as they contain many just sentiments and observations which would make a deeper impression if delivered with less affectation . Definitions , Maxims , Proverbs , and Precepts on Gram- mar , Arithmetic , Natural Philosophy ...
... advantage , as they contain many just sentiments and observations which would make a deeper impression if delivered with less affectation . Definitions , Maxims , Proverbs , and Precepts on Gram- mar , Arithmetic , Natural Philosophy ...
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... advantage of many unusual kinds of food ; and gives the farmeress a view of her duties in this branch of household economy , which cannot fail to prove highly important . 66 Her peculiar regard to cleanness in the management of animals ...
... advantage of many unusual kinds of food ; and gives the farmeress a view of her duties in this branch of household economy , which cannot fail to prove highly important . 66 Her peculiar regard to cleanness in the management of animals ...
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many advantages to the one nation , to be quietly ac- quiesced in by the other . In this contest it was no less obvious that the ... advantage she now possesses , cannot deliver up Malta to the Order , without com- plete security for its ...
many advantages to the one nation , to be quietly ac- quiesced in by the other . In this contest it was no less obvious that the ... advantage she now possesses , cannot deliver up Malta to the Order , without com- plete security for its ...
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