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... tree ( with Botanists ) a finer kind of white poplar . A'BER ( Old British ) the fall of a leffer water into a ... trees happening to be blasted by ABACUS ( in Architecture ) is the upper- moft member B 2 . A B A B that the bishop ...
... tree ( with Botanists ) a finer kind of white poplar . A'BER ( Old British ) the fall of a leffer water into a ... trees happening to be blasted by ABACUS ( in Architecture ) is the upper- moft member B 2 . A B A B that the bishop ...
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... tree ( with Botanists ) a finer kind of white poplar . A'BER ( Old British ) the fall of a leffer water into a greater , as of a ... trees happening to be blasted by B 2 ¡ rotx ACCENTUATION , a pronouncing or marking a word , fo A B A B.
... tree ( with Botanists ) a finer kind of white poplar . A'BER ( Old British ) the fall of a leffer water into a greater , as of a ... trees happening to be blasted by B 2 ¡ rotx ACCENTUATION , a pronouncing or marking a word , fo A B A B.
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... trees , do drink up and rob the other branches of the nutritious juice , that they ftand in need of for their nourishment and augmentation . ABSTER'SIVE Medicines , fuch as are used to clear the skin and outward parts of the body from ...
... trees , do drink up and rob the other branches of the nutritious juice , that they ftand in need of for their nourishment and augmentation . ABSTER'SIVE Medicines , fuch as are used to clear the skin and outward parts of the body from ...
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... trees afford fruits , this seems to be the primitive fignification . 2. To grant , or confer any thing , generally in a god fenfe , and fometimes in a bad , nct properly . To be able to fell ; it is ufed always with re- ference to fome ...
... trees afford fruits , this seems to be the primitive fignification . 2. To grant , or confer any thing , generally in a god fenfe , and fometimes in a bad , nct properly . To be able to fell ; it is ufed always with re- ference to fome ...
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... trees , that part of the trunk that is between the bark and timber , or the most tender wood , and is hardened af ... tree ( aldoɲ , Sax . alnus , L. ) a tree well known , delighting to grow in wate- ry , boggy places . ALE COST , an ...
... trees , that part of the trunk that is between the bark and timber , or the most tender wood , and is hardened af ... tree ( aldoɲ , Sax . alnus , L. ) a tree well known , delighting to grow in wate- ry , boggy places . ALE COST , an ...
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