The Monthly ReviewHurst, Robinson, 1841 |
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... become tenants of the globe at a comparatively recent period ; and established societies having began . to be formed , at an epoch , no further distant , in all probability , than that assigned by the Mosaic text . " That consequently ...
... become tenants of the globe at a comparatively recent period ; and established societies having began . to be formed , at an epoch , no further distant , in all probability , than that assigned by the Mosaic text . " That consequently ...
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... become a floating mass of vegetable matter ; and this dense mass , partially loaded with mud , being conveyed into the ocean , would , in a short time , sink to the bottom , to become eventually a bed of coal . In the mean time ...
... become a floating mass of vegetable matter ; and this dense mass , partially loaded with mud , being conveyed into the ocean , would , in a short time , sink to the bottom , to become eventually a bed of coal . In the mean time ...
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... become incensed occasionally , and the heat of the climate is but too likely to add to this ebullition of temper . " Not so ignorant and intractable are the elephants , if every due allowance be made ; for Mrs. A. tells us that she was ...
... become incensed occasionally , and the heat of the climate is but too likely to add to this ebullition of temper . " Not so ignorant and intractable are the elephants , if every due allowance be made ; for Mrs. A. tells us that she was ...
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... become so imaginative , impassioned , and senti- mental , that more homely subjects , in simple diction , are held in compara- tively small estimation . This , however , is a natural progress of the art and the obstacles it may cast in ...
... become so imaginative , impassioned , and senti- mental , that more homely subjects , in simple diction , are held in compara- tively small estimation . This , however , is a natural progress of the art and the obstacles it may cast in ...
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... become ac- quainted with the extent and forms of civilization of a people three thousand years back . In a late paper , on ancient Italian art , some account was given of Etruscan architecture , statuary , and sculpture , & c .; works ...
... become ac- quainted with the extent and forms of civilization of a people three thousand years back . In a late paper , on ancient Italian art , some account was given of Etruscan architecture , statuary , and sculpture , & c .; works ...
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