Transactions of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art, Volume 38Devonshire Press, 1906 - Devon (England) List of members in each volume. |
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... Wood Spurge ( Euphorbia amygdaloides ) , in the bog at Hoylake ; Toad Rush ( Juncus bufonius ) , in fine flower and unusually pretty for this species ; Scaly - stemmed Club Rush ( Scirpus caespitosus ) , in large masses and in some ...
... Wood Spurge ( Euphorbia amygdaloides ) , in the bog at Hoylake ; Toad Rush ( Juncus bufonius ) , in fine flower and unusually pretty for this species ; Scaly - stemmed Club Rush ( Scirpus caespitosus ) , in large masses and in some ...
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... Wood Spurge ( Euphorbia amygdaloides ) , in the bog at Hoylake ; Toad Rush ( Juncus bufonius ) , in fine flower and unusually pretty for this species ; Scaly - stemmed Club Rush ( Scirpus caespitosus ) , in large masses and in some ...
... Wood Spurge ( Euphorbia amygdaloides ) , in the bog at Hoylake ; Toad Rush ( Juncus bufonius ) , in fine flower and unusually pretty for this species ; Scaly - stemmed Club Rush ( Scirpus caespitosus ) , in large masses and in some ...
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... wood of . certain trees is most dangerous from the poisons it con- tains ; those who are poisoned ( ferite ) not only by these creatures and by this wood but by other means , will not heal before the end of the month . On Candlemas Day ...
... wood of . certain trees is most dangerous from the poisons it con- tains ; those who are poisoned ( ferite ) not only by these creatures and by this wood but by other means , will not heal before the end of the month . On Candlemas Day ...
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... house at the same time . Do not burn the wooden pulley of your house if you do not wish to shorten your own life or one of your house- hold . To help or to ease the dying , put underneath 50 MR . FRED . T. ELWORTHY'S PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS .
... house at the same time . Do not burn the wooden pulley of your house if you do not wish to shorten your own life or one of your house- hold . To help or to ease the dying , put underneath 50 MR . FRED . T. ELWORTHY'S PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS .
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... woods , rocks , and streams in the Saxon Switzerland near the Elbe at Spandau and Konigstein , but lovely as they are , they want the ever - present complement that we find here- the sea ! Just as every modern design or pattern has its ...
... woods , rocks , and streams in the Saxon Switzerland near the Elbe at Spandau and Konigstein , but lovely as they are , they want the ever - present complement that we find here- the sea ! Just as every modern design or pattern has its ...
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Page 477 - against the Spaniards inhabiting vpon Orenoke if they offered to assaile him (not that itt is meant to offend the Spaniards there or to beginne any quarrell with them except themselves shall beginne the warre). " To knowe what number of men shall be sufficient may itt please your Lordshipps to informe your selves by
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Page 476 - not allow of that course, because you cannot Land so secretly but that some Indians on the River side may discover you, who giving knowledge of your passage to the Spaniards you may be cut off before you can recover your