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The tribes of gypsies , Having , in the preceding pages , enjockies , or cairds , ---
for by all these deavoured to give our readers a general denominations such
banditti were outline of what may be termed the known , -became few in number
...
The tribes of gypsies , Having , in the preceding pages , enjockies , or cairds , ---
for by all these deavoured to give our readers a general denominations such
banditti were outline of what may be termed the known , -became few in number
...
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similar to that of Mavor , Bigland , and rocks , and above all , of the different
others ; and the subjects of the two kinds of soils , and also to give some first parts
are to be found in systems idea of what is meant by the theories of mineralogy
and ...
similar to that of Mavor , Bigland , and rocks , and above all , of the different
others ; and the subjects of the two kinds of soils , and also to give some first parts
are to be found in systems idea of what is meant by the theories of mineralogy
and ...
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ENCYCLOPÆDIA BRITANNICA propose to give of works of this nature ,
SUPPLEMENT . Vol . II . Part I. our plan and limits admit of no retroAmong the
many distinctions by spect beyond the last published Numwhich our northern
metropolis is ...
ENCYCLOPÆDIA BRITANNICA propose to give of works of this nature ,
SUPPLEMENT . Vol . II . Part I. our plan and limits admit of no retroAmong the
many distinctions by spect beyond the last published Numwhich our northern
metropolis is ...
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His own definition of HORTICULTURE , self , no person , surely , could be better
however , will give some idea of the qualified to describe them . The de- principal
branches into which the subpartments of this curious art we shall ject is divided .
His own definition of HORTICULTURE , self , no person , surely , could be better
however , will give some idea of the qualified to describe them . The de- principal
branches into which the subpartments of this curious art we shall ject is divided .
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... Mr Wordsworth man , we understand , of ability and says , “ do not give
publicity to any virtue , his intention of writing his portion of these ( his opinions ) ,
unless brother's life , and that he had requests it be thought probable that an
open ed ...
... Mr Wordsworth man , we understand , of ability and says , “ do not give
publicity to any virtue , his intention of writing his portion of these ( his opinions ) ,
unless brother's life , and that he had requests it be thought probable that an
open ed ...
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