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... length and thickness of their hair , which they carefully dress and plait into two tails , but think it of no importance to cleanse . Hence " the hair is full of vermin , which they are in the constant habit of picking out and eating ...
... length and thickness of their hair , which they carefully dress and plait into two tails , but think it of no importance to cleanse . Hence " the hair is full of vermin , which they are in the constant habit of picking out and eating ...
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... length , is laid a row of fibres or wicks of dry moss , and such portion lighted as is required for the occasion . When the whole length is kindled , it affords a most bril- liant and beautiful light , without any perceptible smoke or ...
... length , is laid a row of fibres or wicks of dry moss , and such portion lighted as is required for the occasion . When the whole length is kindled , it affords a most bril- liant and beautiful light , without any perceptible smoke or ...
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... length cast its predecessors into the shade ; for truth al- ways triumphs in the end , over dreams , however brilliant . Adam Smith , author of this third system , which repre- sents labour as the sole origin of wealth , and economy as ...
... length cast its predecessors into the shade ; for truth al- ways triumphs in the end , over dreams , however brilliant . Adam Smith , author of this third system , which repre- sents labour as the sole origin of wealth , and economy as ...
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... length his labour will procure him lodging and clothes , ib . Every species of wealth must undergo the labour which creates , the economy which accumulates , the consumption which destroys , 44 Labour which procures no enjoyment is ...
... length his labour will procure him lodging and clothes , ib . Every species of wealth must undergo the labour which creates , the economy which accumulates , the consumption which destroys , 44 Labour which procures no enjoyment is ...
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... length , which is planted with elms , and forms a favourite promenade . From the Platform , which is the principal resort of com- pany , there is a fine sea view of unrivalled beauty . range of anchors , of all dimensions , are kept ...
... length , which is planted with elms , and forms a favourite promenade . From the Platform , which is the principal resort of com- pany , there is a fine sea view of unrivalled beauty . range of anchors , of all dimensions , are kept ...
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