The Monthly ReviewHurst, Robinson, 1831 |
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Page 57
... nest of thieves were detected , and all brought to condign punishment . Should his Royal Highness become Sovereign , as by the grace of God he may soon be , what a strange story it will be to tell , that a King of Great Britain did ...
... nest of thieves were detected , and all brought to condign punishment . Should his Royal Highness become Sovereign , as by the grace of God he may soon be , what a strange story it will be to tell , that a King of Great Britain did ...
Page 407
... nests , and in breaking the eggs for their amuse- ment , which they could never have allowed themselves to do , if they had been instructed betimes , that those little productions which they thus wickedly destroy , are among the most ...
... nests , and in breaking the eggs for their amuse- ment , which they could never have allowed themselves to do , if they had been instructed betimes , that those little productions which they thus wickedly destroy , are among the most ...
Page 413
... nests in spring and summer . It is in fructification in October and November , and the sweet juice which its flowers exude supports an infinity of insects in autumn , while its berries are a store of nutriment for many birds in the ...
... nests in spring and summer . It is in fructification in October and November , and the sweet juice which its flowers exude supports an infinity of insects in autumn , while its berries are a store of nutriment for many birds in the ...
Page 415
... nest of the barnacle was unknown , and the tentacula of the shell fish bear a resemblance to feathers . Gerard in his " Historie of Plants , " mentions this transformation with the greatest possible gravity . " There are , " he says ...
... nest of the barnacle was unknown , and the tentacula of the shell fish bear a resemblance to feathers . Gerard in his " Historie of Plants , " mentions this transformation with the greatest possible gravity . " There are , " he says ...
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... nests , to suit them to cir- cumstances which may best secure their young from their natural ene- mies . Rewards of Merit -The French have in the institution of the Legion of Honour , a very cheap mode of conferring very acceptable ...
... nests , to suit them to cir- cumstances which may best secure their young from their natural ene- mies . Rewards of Merit -The French have in the institution of the Legion of Honour , a very cheap mode of conferring very acceptable ...
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