The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... produce , fo foon as their gardens attain to their prime state , they are ordered to prepare others that may begin to bear , as the old ones fall off ; but , as this can feldom be enforced till the decline becomes evident , and as young ...
... produce , fo foon as their gardens attain to their prime state , they are ordered to prepare others that may begin to bear , as the old ones fall off ; but , as this can feldom be enforced till the decline becomes evident , and as young ...
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... produce of one particular plantation , in one parti- cular stage of bearing , and in one particular feafon , but the mean produce of all the various claffes of bearing vines col- lectively , drawn from the experience of feveral years ...
... produce of one particular plantation , in one parti- cular stage of bearing , and in one particular feafon , but the mean produce of all the various claffes of bearing vines col- lectively , drawn from the experience of feveral years ...
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... produce the leaft refemblance to any of thofe various effects , which may be produced by the accumulation of an electric power . Electricity is fire itself , or fo intimately united with it , that when it is collected in a fufficient ...
... produce the leaft refemblance to any of thofe various effects , which may be produced by the accumulation of an electric power . Electricity is fire itself , or fo intimately united with it , that when it is collected in a fufficient ...
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