The Scots Magazine, Band 74Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1812 |
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... considerable num- ber of cottages , all very mean , and inhabited for the most part by the people who work for the merchants . The whole population amounts to a- bout five hundred . On the top of the hill to the westward , is an obser ...
... considerable num- ber of cottages , all very mean , and inhabited for the most part by the people who work for the merchants . The whole population amounts to a- bout five hundred . On the top of the hill to the westward , is an obser ...
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... considerable pain from accidentally plunging one of his legs into the hot clay . From what- ever spot the sulphur is removed , steam instantly escapes ; and in many places the sulphur was so hot that we could scarcely handle it . From ...
... considerable pain from accidentally plunging one of his legs into the hot clay . From what- ever spot the sulphur is removed , steam instantly escapes ; and in many places the sulphur was so hot that we could scarcely handle it . From ...
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... considerably from our standard , par- ticularly in one respect . The ladies of the family , instead of sitting down to ... considerable property . Mr Stephenson appears to be the most zealous in the cultivation of li- terature of any ...
... considerably from our standard , par- ticularly in one respect . The ladies of the family , instead of sitting down to ... considerable property . Mr Stephenson appears to be the most zealous in the cultivation of li- terature of any ...
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... considerable quantity . The water having reached my feet , 1 was under the necessity of retreating , but I kept my eye fixed on what was go- ing on . After the first propulsion , the water was thrown up again to the height of about ...
... considerable quantity . The water having reached my feet , 1 was under the necessity of retreating , but I kept my eye fixed on what was go- ing on . After the first propulsion , the water was thrown up again to the height of about ...
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... considerable time elapsed before we could bring ourselves to attend to the business which tempted us to enter so frightful a district of the country . Our discovery of ob- sidian afforded us very great pleasure , which can only be ...
... considerable time elapsed before we could bring ourselves to attend to the business which tempted us to enter so frightful a district of the country . Our discovery of ob- sidian afforded us very great pleasure , which can only be ...
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