The Port Folio, Tom 2Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1809 |
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... head , and having , with all the dignity and im- portance of a great man addressing his inferiors , asked us several ... heads of animals , constantly spouting pure and delightful water , which is conveyed to them in subterraneous ...
... head , and having , with all the dignity and im- portance of a great man addressing his inferiors , asked us several ... heads of animals , constantly spouting pure and delightful water , which is conveyed to them in subterraneous ...
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... heads instantaneously struck off , as an example to the rest . They are remarkably polite and civil to cach other . If a quarrel take place , which however is not frequent , they never strike , and if words and epithets will not settle ...
... heads instantaneously struck off , as an example to the rest . They are remarkably polite and civil to cach other . If a quarrel take place , which however is not frequent , they never strike , and if words and epithets will not settle ...
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... head of the human scale , and are doubtful about precedence . We should be , I think , extremely embarrassed to choose between the two situations , if it were possible that we could be called upon to decide , and to say whether we had ...
... head of the human scale , and are doubtful about precedence . We should be , I think , extremely embarrassed to choose between the two situations , if it were possible that we could be called upon to decide , and to say whether we had ...
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... head , and just behind their fore legs or arms , where it is said they are only vulnerable . The head of a full grown one is about three feet , and the mouth opens nearly the same length ; the eyes are small in proportion , and seem ...
... head , and just behind their fore legs or arms , where it is said they are only vulnerable . The head of a full grown one is about three feet , and the mouth opens nearly the same length ; the eyes are small in proportion , and seem ...
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... head and neck of the male is of a fine silky drab , with the upper part of the breast deep violet ; the rest of the plumage may be called black , with strong reflexions of green . This bird has long been noted by persons of observation ...
... head and neck of the male is of a fine silky drab , with the upper part of the breast deep violet ; the rest of the plumage may be called black , with strong reflexions of green . This bird has long been noted by persons of observation ...
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