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... frequently consist in the alteration of a single word or a change in word order ( ' soldiers and sailors ' or ... frequently make through carelessness . By their very number these variants take on an importance that they do not have ...
... frequently consist in the alteration of a single word or a change in word order ( ' soldiers and sailors ' or ... frequently make through carelessness . By their very number these variants take on an importance that they do not have ...
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... frequently forgets the Historian in the Novellist : often giving us speeches which are as unlikely to be genuine , as it is improbable that the speakers or hearers should ever 15 divulge such conversations . He frequently contradicts ...
... frequently forgets the Historian in the Novellist : often giving us speeches which are as unlikely to be genuine , as it is improbable that the speakers or hearers should ever 15 divulge such conversations . He frequently contradicts ...
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... frequently almost too gross for correction . This gentle- man talks of awakening to a vigilancy , in the first paragraph ; tells us of the coction of the ventricles , by which we suppose is meant , in the original , the digestive ...
... frequently almost too gross for correction . This gentle- man talks of awakening to a vigilancy , in the first paragraph ; tells us of the coction of the ventricles , by which we suppose is meant , in the original , the digestive ...
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