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... left on the ground , a prey to the tygers , wolves , and eagles . The boss on the shoulders of the buffalo is , as well as the tongue , extremely rich and delicious , fuperior to the beft English beef .
... left on the ground , a prey to the tygers , wolves , and eagles . The boss on the shoulders of the buffalo is , as well as the tongue , extremely rich and delicious , fuperior to the beft English beef .
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Of the account of these journies he fays , " I have not much apprehenfion ; though the fuccefs in relation to profit was nothing , yet it will ftand its ground , and , I truft , merit , in fome fmall degree , the most flattering ...
Of the account of these journies he fays , " I have not much apprehenfion ; though the fuccefs in relation to profit was nothing , yet it will ftand its ground , and , I truft , merit , in fome fmall degree , the most flattering ...
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On the caft fide , there is feen black fhorl , projecting from a decayed ground of the whintone . In many places , fiffures of calcareous fpar interfect the rock . of Inchkeith , is fimilar to that on which in a manner overhang ...
On the caft fide , there is feen black fhorl , projecting from a decayed ground of the whintone . In many places , fiffures of calcareous fpar interfect the rock . of Inchkeith , is fimilar to that on which in a manner overhang ...
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We are enabled to fay , from expe- rience , that two crops may be obtained from the fame ground yearly , with great eafe , and afterwards a crop of cole- worts or greens . To raife two good Crops in one Year .
We are enabled to fay , from expe- rience , that two crops may be obtained from the fame ground yearly , with great eafe , and afterwards a crop of cole- worts or greens . To raife two good Crops in one Year .
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He faid , this question , which had already been fo repeatedly urged in this Houfe , ftood now upon different grounds from thofe on which it had before been argued . Mr Grattan , after urging at confiderable length , and much ability ...
He faid , this question , which had already been fo repeatedly urged in this Houfe , ftood now upon different grounds from thofe on which it had before been argued . Mr Grattan , after urging at confiderable length , and much ability ...
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