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... existence , and of all that makes existence comfortable , is principally resulting from the labours of those who have gone before us . It is a stock which was beyond their own immediate wants , and which was not extinguished with their ...
... existence , and of all that makes existence comfortable , is principally resulting from the labours of those who have gone before us . It is a stock which was beyond their own immediate wants , and which was not extinguished with their ...
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... existence of an atmosphere about each of the planets , no doubt can be now entertained . The author observes , that the presence of this atmosphere is proved by the spots and belts which are observed on the discs of the planets ...
... existence of an atmosphere about each of the planets , no doubt can be now entertained . The author observes , that the presence of this atmosphere is proved by the spots and belts which are observed on the discs of the planets ...
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... existence .'- vol . iv . pp . 370–376 . The author pursues the comparison between the present state of our aristocracy , and that of the old regime of France , to an extent to which we cannot follow him . Our " exclusive " dandy he ...
... existence .'- vol . iv . pp . 370–376 . The author pursues the comparison between the present state of our aristocracy , and that of the old regime of France , to an extent to which we cannot follow him . Our " exclusive " dandy he ...
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