The Gentleman's Magazine, 245 tomasA. Dodd and A. Smith, 1878 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... effects of good cheer . Before dinner was half through , and when the champagne had been round thrice , Brail felt satisfied there would be no difficulty in keeping the peace ; nay , by the time chartreuse had succeeded a macédoine ...
... effects of good cheer . Before dinner was half through , and when the champagne had been round thrice , Brail felt satisfied there would be no difficulty in keeping the peace ; nay , by the time chartreuse had succeeded a macédoine ...
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... effect of the furniture , and the generally dis- piriting influence of the place , stamped it as " master's room , " even without certain odours of stale tobacco that pervaded the whole . Brail , looking shyly round , made out the party ...
... effect of the furniture , and the generally dis- piriting influence of the place , stamped it as " master's room , " even without certain odours of stale tobacco that pervaded the whole . Brail , looking shyly round , made out the party ...
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... effect , though not so much as the other , because the moon's apparent size changes slowly both when she is near her largest and when she is near her smallest . The sun's change of size is of course small in 9 days , the difference ...
... effect , though not so much as the other , because the moon's apparent size changes slowly both when she is near her largest and when she is near her smallest . The sun's change of size is of course small in 9 days , the difference ...
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... effects , or rather their average effects . So that in any special case the moon may cross the sun's track , or reach the points marking her least and greatest distance from the earth , some considerable time before or after the epochs ...
... effects , or rather their average effects . So that in any special case the moon may cross the sun's track , or reach the points marking her least and greatest distance from the earth , some considerable time before or after the epochs ...
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... effect on the temperature was more remarkable than on the light , a difference which may be ascribed to the effect of radiation . The vegetation in a line with the sun assumed a silvery purplish hue , and in the shade an orange tinge ...
... effect on the temperature was more remarkable than on the light , a difference which may be ascribed to the effect of radiation . The vegetation in a line with the sun assumed a silvery purplish hue , and in the shade an orange tinge ...
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