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Page 300
... nearly thrice as tall , the foresail is seen gradually to become larger , the mainsail smaller , until in about ten or fifteen years the two masts and sails come to be of nearly equal size , and there is a third sail added on a sort of ...
... nearly thrice as tall , the foresail is seen gradually to become larger , the mainsail smaller , until in about ten or fifteen years the two masts and sails come to be of nearly equal size , and there is a third sail added on a sort of ...
Page 639
... nearly 8 feet , is now out new views of the constitution of the sidereal suspended in its permanent position , between two universe . By a long and laborious examination of walls of solid masonry , built to correspond with the the ...
... nearly 8 feet , is now out new views of the constitution of the sidereal suspended in its permanent position , between two universe . By a long and laborious examination of walls of solid masonry , built to correspond with the the ...
Page 666
... nearly one half of the expense of a force greater than that with which the Moguls war of equal duration with England ; and of In- conquered China , than that with which the Romans dian warfare we have not seen the end . subdued Gaul ...
... nearly one half of the expense of a force greater than that with which the Moguls war of equal duration with England ; and of In- conquered China , than that with which the Romans dian warfare we have not seen the end . subdued Gaul ...
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