The Leisure Hour, Volumen13W. Stevens, printer, 1864 |
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... remarkable for the unusual great depression of the barometer reading , amounting at the same place to 28 · 096 inches . The second storm occurred on February 4 , the highest wind pressure being 20 lbs . On this day London was visited by ...
... remarkable for the unusual great depression of the barometer reading , amounting at the same place to 28 · 096 inches . The second storm occurred on February 4 , the highest wind pressure being 20 lbs . On this day London was visited by ...
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... remarkable that this term hiereus is never in the New Testament applied to the Christian minister . For him the inva- riable designation is presbuteros . Such careful exclusion of one distinctive word , and marked selection of another ...
... remarkable that this term hiereus is never in the New Testament applied to the Christian minister . For him the inva- riable designation is presbuteros . Such careful exclusion of one distinctive word , and marked selection of another ...
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... remarkable sea - beaten mountain is the property of the Earl of Meath , whose demesne and seat close by were visited , on his visit to Ireland , by the Prince of Wales . Clearing the last tunnel of several passed through in our run ...
... remarkable sea - beaten mountain is the property of the Earl of Meath , whose demesne and seat close by were visited , on his visit to Ireland , by the Prince of Wales . Clearing the last tunnel of several passed through in our run ...
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BEHOLD IN THESE WHAT LEISURE HOURS DEMANDAMUSEMENT AND TRUE KNOWLEDGE HAND IN HAND Corper | 97 |
Meyringen to Viesch | 440 |
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