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... pass away ; and that , though other histories of New - York may appear of higher claims to learned acceptation , and may take their dignified and appropriate rank in the family library ; Knickerbocker's history will still be received ...
... pass away ; and that , though other histories of New - York may appear of higher claims to learned acceptation , and may take their dignified and appropriate rank in the family library ; Knickerbocker's history will still be received ...
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... pass on without dunning the old gentleman for a farthing : but my wife , who always takes these matters on herself , and is , as I said , a shrewd kind of a woman , at last got out of patience , and hinted , that she thought it high ...
... pass on without dunning the old gentleman for a farthing : but my wife , who always takes these matters on herself , and is , as I said , a shrewd kind of a woman , at last got out of patience , and hinted , that she thought it high ...
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... pass over with neglect those of other philo- sophers ; which , though less universal and renowned , have equal claims to attention , and equal chance for correctness . Thus it is recorded by the Brahmins , in the pages of their inspired ...
... pass over with neglect those of other philo- sophers ; which , though less universal and renowned , have equal claims to attention , and equal chance for correctness . Thus it is recorded by the Brahmins , in the pages of their inspired ...
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... pass over a variety of excellent theories , among which are those of Burnet , and Woodward , and Whitehurst ; regretting extremely that my time will not suffer me to give them the notice they deserve - and shall conclude with that of ...
... pass over a variety of excellent theories , among which are those of Burnet , and Woodward , and Whitehurst ; regretting extremely that my time will not suffer me to give them the notice they deserve - and shall conclude with that of ...
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... left them behind in the hurry of their flight- I cannot give my faith to this opinion . I pass over the supposition of the learned Grotius , who being both an ambassador and a Dutchman to boot , is 54 HISTORY OF NEW - YORK .
... left them behind in the hurry of their flight- I cannot give my faith to this opinion . I pass over the supposition of the learned Grotius , who being both an ambassador and a Dutchman to boot , is 54 HISTORY OF NEW - YORK .
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