The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... gave him first of all a taste for that study , and incidentally a love for that of Natural History in gene- ral , which he afterwards cultivated with a conftitutional ardour . The prefent was made by the father of the celebrated Mrs ...
... gave him first of all a taste for that study , and incidentally a love for that of Natural History in gene- ral , which he afterwards cultivated with a conftitutional ardour . The prefent was made by the father of the celebrated Mrs ...
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... gave me to understand , that at the period when the Grofvenor was wrecked , their nation was at war with the colonists ; and as the captain and his crew where whites , they could not tell , provided they reached the chriftian farms ...
... gave me to understand , that at the period when the Grofvenor was wrecked , their nation was at war with the colonists ; and as the captain and his crew where whites , they could not tell , provided they reached the chriftian farms ...
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... gave an account of your death ; the originals , together with feveral letters from you , he had destroyed as foon as he had read their contents . Neither threats nor entreaties could prevail upon him to say what steps he had taken to ...
... gave an account of your death ; the originals , together with feveral letters from you , he had destroyed as foon as he had read their contents . Neither threats nor entreaties could prevail upon him to say what steps he had taken to ...
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