Annual Register, Том 8Edmund Burke 1765 |
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Стр. 145
... manner , that a fiftieth part of the water now used fhould fuffice for the purpose of navigation , and that of working the mills upon it , fo ás to afford a large quantity for other purposes . This feems to be a hint worthy of ...
... manner , that a fiftieth part of the water now used fhould fuffice for the purpose of navigation , and that of working the mills upon it , fo ás to afford a large quantity for other purposes . This feems to be a hint worthy of ...
Стр. 108
... manner : he had a pit dug in the earth , where there had been no fort of plants fown , and , into it putting his patients up to the neck , he covered them with the fame earth that was dug out , and fo left them till they began , to ...
... manner : he had a pit dug in the earth , where there had been no fort of plants fown , and , into it putting his patients up to the neck , he covered them with the fame earth that was dug out , and fo left them till they began , to ...
Стр. 174
... manner in which they had faftened on the feet , they feem to have done their work in a most clumsy manner . This whole external covering of the fore part of the mummy confifted of feveral folds of broad pieces of linen cloth , made to ...
... manner in which they had faftened on the feet , they feem to have done their work in a most clumsy manner . This whole external covering of the fore part of the mummy confifted of feveral folds of broad pieces of linen cloth , made to ...
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Memoirs of Mrs Johnson the celebrated Stella of Dean Swift drawn | 15 |
Obfervations on very good eatable mushrooms produced by a fort of stone | 101 |
Curious obfervations on the fmell and bath of the earth | 107 |
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