The North American Review, Volume 4Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge University of Northern Iowa, 1826 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... half notes , of which every octave in the piano and such instruments now consists . These flats and sharps take their names from the contiguous note ; those above C , D , F and G are called sharps , and another half way below B is call ...
... half notes , of which every octave in the piano and such instruments now consists . These flats and sharps take their names from the contiguous note ; those above C , D , F and G are called sharps , and another half way below B is call ...
Page 140
... half - penny ; how many can I purchase at the same rate for 1075l . 10s . 2 1-2d . ? 8. How many groats are there in 498,265,816 farthings ? 9. Suppose St. Paul's was 20 years in building , and 500 people daily employed , and each ...
... half - penny ; how many can I purchase at the same rate for 1075l . 10s . 2 1-2d . ? 8. How many groats are there in 498,265,816 farthings ? 9. Suppose St. Paul's was 20 years in building , and 500 people daily employed , and each ...
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... half a pint of a blood in a shooe , which he did sparingly drink of to moist his mouth : two several days he fed on his flesh , to the quantity of a pound , on the eleuenth day from his losing the sight of land , two flying fishes fals ...
... half a pint of a blood in a shooe , which he did sparingly drink of to moist his mouth : two several days he fed on his flesh , to the quantity of a pound , on the eleuenth day from his losing the sight of land , two flying fishes fals ...
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