The British Critic, Niteet 5–6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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... appears above ground . And yet I cannot believe that the egg is carried there either by manure or by any other means than by the parent fly , from this fingular propert , that only one larva is found on each plant , and that always in ...
... appears above ground . And yet I cannot believe that the egg is carried there either by manure or by any other means than by the parent fly , from this fingular propert , that only one larva is found on each plant , and that always in ...
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... appears to us of so much importance as the defcription of his improvements on the mariner's compafs , more particularly of that which is ufually called the Azimuth Compafs . We are perfuaded that these will ultimately prove of great ...
... appears to us of so much importance as the defcription of his improvements on the mariner's compafs , more particularly of that which is ufually called the Azimuth Compafs . We are perfuaded that these will ultimately prove of great ...
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... appears always in a very refpectable light . It will be faid , perhaps , by fome rea- ders , that now and then he too completely advances into the province of the divine ; and it may be fo , for modern taste ; but , after the ...
... appears always in a very refpectable light . It will be faid , perhaps , by fome rea- ders , that now and then he too completely advances into the province of the divine ; and it may be fo , for modern taste ; but , after the ...
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