Annual Register, Band 8Edmund Burke 1765 |
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... leave to re- turn your majesty the most humble thanks of this houfe , for your most gracious fpeech from the throne . Permt us , at the fame time , to offer to your majefty our dutiful congratulations upon the marriage agreed to be ...
... leave to re- turn your majesty the most humble thanks of this houfe , for your most gracious fpeech from the throne . Permt us , at the fame time , to offer to your majefty our dutiful congratulations upon the marriage agreed to be ...
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Edmund Burke. when you would pull them off , they will fooner leave their heads than let go their hold . Thus he lies ... leaves , which are about an ell long and half an ell wide . The candidate places him- felf on this couch , or rather ...
Edmund Burke. when you would pull them off , they will fooner leave their heads than let go their hold . Thus he lies ... leaves , which are about an ell long and half an ell wide . The candidate places him- felf on this couch , or rather ...
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... leaves of peaches , nectarines , and cherries , curled up and blighted ; which leaves , on examination , are found covered with little infects , called Pucerons or Fleas , fome blackish , others green ; fome winged , and others without ...
... leaves of peaches , nectarines , and cherries , curled up and blighted ; which leaves , on examination , are found covered with little infects , called Pucerons or Fleas , fome blackish , others green ; fome winged , and others without ...
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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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