Time's Telescope for ... ; Or, A Complete Guide to the AlmanackSherwood, Neely, and Jones, 1829 |
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... INSECTS . J ' We are acquainted with no annual work which has united so many suffrages in its favour as Time's Telescope . The present pub- lication does not derogate from the character of its predecessors , but is indeed an agreeable ...
... INSECTS . J ' We are acquainted with no annual work which has united so many suffrages in its favour as Time's Telescope . The present pub- lication does not derogate from the character of its predecessors , but is indeed an agreeable ...
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... INSECTS , by Mr. CURTIS , Author of the British Entomology . ' This publication has the credit of being the first which aspired to a literary character as an annual work , in connexion with the present season of the year . Having now ...
... INSECTS , by Mr. CURTIS , Author of the British Entomology . ' This publication has the credit of being the first which aspired to a literary character as an annual work , in connexion with the present season of the year . Having now ...
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... insect feeds , My soul beholds the Deity . In Earth , in Sea , in Space , in Air , My soul can trace her Maker there . ROUSSEAU . RICHARD RYAN . The world is a glasse wherein we may contemplate the eternall power and majestie of God ...
... insect feeds , My soul beholds the Deity . In Earth , in Sea , in Space , in Air , My soul can trace her Maker there . ROUSSEAU . RICHARD RYAN . The world is a glasse wherein we may contemplate the eternall power and majestie of God ...
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... winter , the industrious col- lector will find objects of sufficient interest to reward his assiduity . The best companion in his walks will be ' Samouelle's Introduction to the Knowledge of British Insects 30 THE NATURALIST'S DIARY.
... winter , the industrious col- lector will find objects of sufficient interest to reward his assiduity . The best companion in his walks will be ' Samouelle's Introduction to the Knowledge of British Insects 30 THE NATURALIST'S DIARY.
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be ' Samouelle's Introduction to the Knowledge of British Insects . ' Many of the feathered tribe have sought a warmer and more genial clime ; yet sufficient remain to en- liven the chill scene of a winter's day . The throstle is seen ...
be ' Samouelle's Introduction to the Knowledge of British Insects . ' Many of the feathered tribe have sought a warmer and more genial clime ; yet sufficient remain to en- liven the chill scene of a winter's day . The throstle is seen ...
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