Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, Volumen15Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith E. Littell, 1829 |
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... observed a differ- ent dialect among the same species of song- birds in different counties , and even in places a few miles distant from each other . This dif- ference , we think , is more remarkable in the chaffinch , hedge - sparrow ...
... observed a differ- ent dialect among the same species of song- birds in different counties , and even in places a few miles distant from each other . This dif- ference , we think , is more remarkable in the chaffinch , hedge - sparrow ...
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... observed on the oc- casion of the overflowing of the Nile , or of the anniversary of the birth of the prophet . At such fêtes nothing unusual took place ; the same customs were observed as on ordinary oc- casions ; the Turks invited ...
... observed on the oc- casion of the overflowing of the Nile , or of the anniversary of the birth of the prophet . At such fêtes nothing unusual took place ; the same customs were observed as on ordinary oc- casions ; the Turks invited ...
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... observed , that the new men of wealth are the readiest and most pliant tools of their patrician neighbours . Their ... observation , and whose playful wit is best adapted to produce impression on the classes upon which it is desirable to ...
... observed , that the new men of wealth are the readiest and most pliant tools of their patrician neighbours . Their ... observation , and whose playful wit is best adapted to produce impression on the classes upon which it is desirable to ...
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