New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, 第 12 巻Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth E. W. Allen, 1824 |
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... considerable period , no answering efforts have been made at home , to meet the increased produce which was likely to be thus called forth . In the second place , it is undoubtedly true that the present arrangements for exhibiting the ...
... considerable period , no answering efforts have been made at home , to meet the increased produce which was likely to be thus called forth . In the second place , it is undoubtedly true that the present arrangements for exhibiting the ...
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... Considerable care and practice are ne- cessary before the eye - tube can be handled successfully at sea ; but when observers have learned to use it , the latitude , the time at the ship , and con- sequently the longitude , may all be ...
... Considerable care and practice are ne- cessary before the eye - tube can be handled successfully at sea ; but when observers have learned to use it , the latitude , the time at the ship , and con- sequently the longitude , may all be ...
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... considerable altera- tions in the law of the diminution of the degrees , and in that of weight ; that the theory of any considerable displacing of the poles at the surface of the earth is in- admissible , and that every geological sys ...
... considerable altera- tions in the law of the diminution of the degrees , and in that of weight ; that the theory of any considerable displacing of the poles at the surface of the earth is in- admissible , and that every geological sys ...
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... considerable extent . The climate appears to favour its growth . Mr. M. thinks the shrub might be culti- vated with perfect success if proper at- tention was paid to it . A specimen of the Hyson Tea thus raised in the South ...
... considerable extent . The climate appears to favour its growth . Mr. M. thinks the shrub might be culti- vated with perfect success if proper at- tention was paid to it . A specimen of the Hyson Tea thus raised in the South ...
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... considerable difficulty in obtaining the seeds of the tetragonia ; the rapid growth and succulence of the shoots , in consequence of the bed being so highly manured , prevent their ripening , and I am disposed to think it will be ...
... considerable difficulty in obtaining the seeds of the tetragonia ; the rapid growth and succulence of the shoots , in consequence of the bed being so highly manured , prevent their ripening , and I am disposed to think it will be ...
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