The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... mountains however are useful as well as ornamental : they contribute to the health of the human fpecies ; many of whom would die in the groffer air of the vallies , who enjoy life with much fatisfaction , amidst the finer air of the ...
... mountains however are useful as well as ornamental : they contribute to the health of the human fpecies ; many of whom would die in the groffer air of the vallies , who enjoy life with much fatisfaction , amidst the finer air of the ...
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... mountains are thus ferviceable to man , fo are they no less so to the animal race ; a great variety of which harbour ... mountains . Nay the highest ridges of many of these mountains , ferve for the mainte- nance of cattle , and for the ...
... mountains are thus ferviceable to man , fo are they no less so to the animal race ; a great variety of which harbour ... mountains . Nay the highest ridges of many of these mountains , ferve for the mainte- nance of cattle , and for the ...
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... mountains were part of the primeval and paradifaical earth . Nay , indeed in many parts of the scriptures plain reference is had to the original creation of mountains : Waft thou made before the mountains ? - we read in Job . Before the ...
... mountains were part of the primeval and paradifaical earth . Nay , indeed in many parts of the scriptures plain reference is had to the original creation of mountains : Waft thou made before the mountains ? - we read in Job . Before the ...
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