The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 18James Anderson Mundell and Son, 1792 |
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... called oats , and these must vary prodigiously in their quality ; for as oat - meal is nothing else but the flour of oats , the quality of the oats must be proportioned to the quan- tity of meal they produce , and the price of the meal ...
... called oats , and these must vary prodigiously in their quality ; for as oat - meal is nothing else but the flour of oats , the quality of the oats must be proportioned to the quan- tity of meal they produce , and the price of the meal ...
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... called Rofs : but to his great surprise , he finds neither mines , nor any thing else uncommon affecting this place . In the course of his inquiries he further discovers that Rofs is situated in Hereforfhire , which in your table is called ...
... called Rofs : but to his great surprise , he finds neither mines , nor any thing else uncommon affecting this place . In the course of his inquiries he further discovers that Rofs is situated in Hereforfhire , which in your table is called ...
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... called the yel- low fever , but afterwards it obtained the name of the plague . All communi- cation between that city and other places , was for sometime stopped , in or- der to prevent the progrefs of this alarming disease ...
... called the yel- low fever , but afterwards it obtained the name of the plague . All communi- cation between that city and other places , was for sometime stopped , in or- der to prevent the progrefs of this alarming disease ...
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