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Page 294
... produce a quantity of corn suf- ficient for the exigencies of its inhabitants ; and for this reason it be- comes necessary , every year , to remit large sums of money for its pur- chase to the ports in the Baltic ; but then nature has ...
... produce a quantity of corn suf- ficient for the exigencies of its inhabitants ; and for this reason it be- comes necessary , every year , to remit large sums of money for its pur- chase to the ports in the Baltic ; but then nature has ...
Page 447
... produce what shall subserve the purposes either of the peasant or of the peer , of the labourer or of the lord of the soil . It has been ap- plied to distinguish degrees of property and of rank , and has exhibited the variety of tastes ...
... produce what shall subserve the purposes either of the peasant or of the peer , of the labourer or of the lord of the soil . It has been ap- plied to distinguish degrees of property and of rank , and has exhibited the variety of tastes ...
Page 448
... produces ; but the colour , if not agreeable , may be a little subject to the interference of art ; and accordingly ... produce , heighten a brilliant and pleasing effect : but , as before noticed , nothing should appear without its use ...
... produces ; but the colour , if not agreeable , may be a little subject to the interference of art ; and accordingly ... produce , heighten a brilliant and pleasing effect : but , as before noticed , nothing should appear without its use ...
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