The Monthly ReviewHurst, Robinson, 1831 |
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... eye . They moreover discovered Greenland , and are even said to have sent out an expe- dition in the early part of the eleventh century , that not only landed on the coast of America , but planted a colony there , which , how- ever ...
... eye . They moreover discovered Greenland , and are even said to have sent out an expe- dition in the early part of the eleventh century , that not only landed on the coast of America , but planted a colony there , which , how- ever ...
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... eye ; the most inconstant of friends are they . " " I have seen the chambers of the rich man filled with goods , and I have seen his children begging their bread . " " The foolish man thinks to avoid his doom if he escapes the peril of ...
... eye ; the most inconstant of friends are they . " " I have seen the chambers of the rich man filled with goods , and I have seen his children begging their bread . " " The foolish man thinks to avoid his doom if he escapes the peril of ...
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... eye , without material alteration . The narrative of Mr. Coffin , a mercantile gentleman of remarkable intelligence , who was much in Pearce's company in Abyssinia , appears to have been communicated by himself to Pearce , so that with ...
... eye , without material alteration . The narrative of Mr. Coffin , a mercantile gentleman of remarkable intelligence , who was much in Pearce's company in Abyssinia , appears to have been communicated by himself to Pearce , so that with ...
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... eyes and forehead , and producing an intolerable swelling in his face , from which he at first obtained relief by separating the large bone that forms the bridge of the nose . During the period he was confined by this malady , which is ...
... eyes and forehead , and producing an intolerable swelling in his face , from which he at first obtained relief by separating the large bone that forms the bridge of the nose . During the period he was confined by this malady , which is ...
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... eyes closed , the two great toes tied together , and the body is wrapped in a clean cloth and sewed up ; after which the skin called neet , the only bed an Abyssinian has to lie upon , is tied over the cloth , and the corpse laid upon a ...
... eyes closed , the two great toes tied together , and the body is wrapped in a clean cloth and sewed up ; after which the skin called neet , the only bed an Abyssinian has to lie upon , is tied over the cloth , and the corpse laid upon a ...
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