The Quarterly Review, 37 tomasWilliam Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1828 |
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... a prevailing moist and foggy atmo- sphere , render subject to a variety of diseases . how- In two countries , whose mixed population is composed pretty nearly B 2 nearly of the same kind of materials , we may New South Wales . 3.
... a prevailing moist and foggy atmo- sphere , render subject to a variety of diseases . how- In two countries , whose mixed population is composed pretty nearly B 2 nearly of the same kind of materials , we may New South Wales . 3.
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... kind of materials , we may reasonably expect to find a great similarity of manners and feelings , especially in the early periods of their growth . Thus we are told by Mr. Cun- ningham , that the community of the capital of Sydney ...
... kind of materials , we may reasonably expect to find a great similarity of manners and feelings , especially in the early periods of their growth . Thus we are told by Mr. Cun- ningham , that the community of the capital of Sydney ...
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... kind : then , as next in point of size , there is the wallabee and the paddymalla ; the two smallest being the kangaroo - rat and the rock kangaroo . These singular creatures have now disappeared from the neighbourhood of Sydney , but ...
... kind : then , as next in point of size , there is the wallabee and the paddymalla ; the two smallest being the kangaroo - rat and the rock kangaroo . These singular creatures have now disappeared from the neighbourhood of Sydney , but ...
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... kind intention on their behalf , it is to be dreaded that the result will not be unlike what Mr. Cunningham speaks of in his descriptions of the town of Sydney . Upwards of one hundred pages of the first volume of Mr. Cun- ningham's ...
... kind intention on their behalf , it is to be dreaded that the result will not be unlike what Mr. Cunningham speaks of in his descriptions of the town of Sydney . Upwards of one hundred pages of the first volume of Mr. Cun- ningham's ...
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... kind , amidst the merriment and drollery of his famous Milesian tale , ( the origin of all modern novels and ro- mances , ) where the thievery of the itinerant priests brings so many blows upon the innocent shoulders of their poor ...
... kind , amidst the merriment and drollery of his famous Milesian tale , ( the origin of all modern novels and ro- mances , ) where the thievery of the itinerant priests brings so many blows upon the innocent shoulders of their poor ...
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