The Scots Magazine, Band 71Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1809 |
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... superiors , as has ever fallen to the lot of any man of his rank . Though he had raised himself to independent and affluent circumstan- es in his old age , he continued free of 4 A brief biographical Account of Neil Gow .
... superiors , as has ever fallen to the lot of any man of his rank . Though he had raised himself to independent and affluent circumstan- es in his old age , he continued free of 4 A brief biographical Account of Neil Gow .
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es in his old age , he continued free of every appearance of vanity or os- tentation . He retained to the last , the same plain and unassuming simplicity in his carriage , his dress , and his man- ners , which he had observed in his ...
es in his old age , he continued free of every appearance of vanity or os- tentation . He retained to the last , the same plain and unassuming simplicity in his carriage , his dress , and his man- ners , which he had observed in his ...
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... continued so for several succeeding days , Similar communications , in any department of natural history , from ob- servers resident in different parts of the shall be duly attended to in the Monthly country , will be very acceptable ...
... continued so for several succeeding days , Similar communications , in any department of natural history , from ob- servers resident in different parts of the shall be duly attended to in the Monthly country , will be very acceptable ...
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... continued till the 12th , when frost again set in . The quantity of snow near Edinburgh , was , at this time , nothing to what oc- curred to the north of the Forth . Between Queensferry and Kinross , it lay from six to ten feet deep for ...
... continued till the 12th , when frost again set in . The quantity of snow near Edinburgh , was , at this time , nothing to what oc- curred to the north of the Forth . Between Queensferry and Kinross , it lay from six to ten feet deep for ...
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... ( Continued from our last , p . 892. ) Letter VII . DEAR SIR , Took leave of you in my last when we were hovering to the N.E. of the isle of Egg , and suffering the most poignant throes of hunger . “ Sirs , " have you ainy bridd " said Mr ...
... ( Continued from our last , p . 892. ) Letter VII . DEAR SIR , Took leave of you in my last when we were hovering to the N.E. of the isle of Egg , and suffering the most poignant throes of hunger . “ Sirs , " have you ainy bridd " said Mr ...
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