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... sides, after the acquaintance of the parties to it had ripened into friendship and intimacy, would have operated as an obstacle to its publication at a much earlier period; but time disposes of all such questions. There is much relating ...
... sides, after the acquaintance of the parties to it had ripened into friendship and intimacy, would have operated as an obstacle to its publication at a much earlier period; but time disposes of all such questions. There is much relating ...
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... sides, which are here wanting. The fact that so many of the letters are preserved is an indication of the respect which each party to the correspondence cherished for the other, and for the products of his pen. The principal facts in Dr ...
... sides, which are here wanting. The fact that so many of the letters are preserved is an indication of the respect which each party to the correspondence cherished for the other, and for the products of his pen. The principal facts in Dr ...
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... side of a very high mountain about twenty-four miles north-west from hence, where I had made an excursion to visit and preach to the new settlers. I think there is not a colder situation in North America. But what is remarkable the snow ...
... side of a very high mountain about twenty-four miles north-west from hence, where I had made an excursion to visit and preach to the new settlers. I think there is not a colder situation in North America. But what is remarkable the snow ...
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... side of the valley was divided by the road, and each hill was filled with strata super strata of scallop -shells. The summits of the hills were, I suppose, fifteen or twenty feet above the road, and covered with a growth of timber. Some ...
... side of the valley was divided by the road, and each hill was filled with strata super strata of scallop -shells. The summits of the hills were, I suppose, fifteen or twenty feet above the road, and covered with a growth of timber. Some ...
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... side of the cleft obliges the river to change its course, and run off almost at a right angle from its former channel. In this direction, at a very small distance, it meets a mountain, and is turned round a high rocky point (I suppose ...
... side of the cleft obliges the river to change its course, and run off almost at a right angle from its former channel. In this direction, at a very small distance, it meets a mountain, and is turned round a high rocky point (I suppose ...
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