The Quarterly Review, Volume 101John Murray, 1857 |
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Page 302
... live habitually at great elevations experience no inconvenience from the rarity of the air . Dr. Hooker recom- mends a stay for two or three days at a height of 16,000 feet as preparatory to ascending to 20,000 . Yet Tibetans , who live ...
... live habitually at great elevations experience no inconvenience from the rarity of the air . Dr. Hooker recom- mends a stay for two or three days at a height of 16,000 feet as preparatory to ascending to 20,000 . Yet Tibetans , who live ...
Page 428
... live in spite of ridicule ; and his ' Loves of the Plants ' in consequence of it . The Attic salt of his enemies has preserved his reputation . An universal characteristic of the Anti - Jacobin is its vigour . It smacks of the energetic ...
... live in spite of ridicule ; and his ' Loves of the Plants ' in consequence of it . The Attic salt of his enemies has preserved his reputation . An universal characteristic of the Anti - Jacobin is its vigour . It smacks of the energetic ...
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... live as publishers . One of the reasons why Ritson refused to eat flesh was the belief that the practice led to ... lives and trials . There were to be six volumes , and each volume to contain by no manner of means less than one ...
... live as publishers . One of the reasons why Ritson refused to eat flesh was the belief that the practice led to ... lives and trials . There were to be six volumes , and each volume to contain by no manner of means less than one ...
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Henry Bradbury with full descriptions of their different | 57 |
Odyssea London 1849 | 80 |
in the Crimea By an Officer on the Staff With | 168 |
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