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... season are seized with such delusions as that they have discovered perpetual motion and the mode of squaring the circle , and sell everything they possess possess to take out a patent for doing that which Patents . 149.
... season are seized with such delusions as that they have discovered perpetual motion and the mode of squaring the circle , and sell everything they possess possess to take out a patent for doing that which Patents . 149.
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... possess . The personal virtues of the Sovereign have happily in our time shown the virtues of the system to the best advantage ; but the worst monarch that ever sat upon the English throne could not , within the range permitted by the ...
... possess . The personal virtues of the Sovereign have happily in our time shown the virtues of the system to the best advantage ; but the worst monarch that ever sat upon the English throne could not , within the range permitted by the ...
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... possesses the greater part of them . Some remains of the con- ventual buildings , but of late character , still ... possessed , as is generally asserted , a school for the preservation of the Saxon language , is uncertain : but the first ...
... possesses the greater part of them . Some remains of the con- ventual buildings , but of late character , still ... possessed , as is generally asserted , a school for the preservation of the Saxon language , is uncertain : but the first ...
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The Works of William Shakespeare The Text revised | 45 |
Report from the Select Committee on Consular Service | 74 |
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