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... extended in the water . The most common species in Britain is G. aquaticus , of which the popular name is HAIR EEL ; and a notion still prevails in many parts of the country , that it is nothing else than a horse - hair , which has ...
... extended in the water . The most common species in Britain is G. aquaticus , of which the popular name is HAIR EEL ; and a notion still prevails in many parts of the country , that it is nothing else than a horse - hair , which has ...
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... extended , especially in the construction of interiors , and by means of vaults the Romans were able to roof in large areas without encumbering the floor with pillars . This was found to be a very advantage- ous system of construction ...
... extended , especially in the construction of interiors , and by means of vaults the Romans were able to roof in large areas without encumbering the floor with pillars . This was found to be a very advantage- ous system of construction ...
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... extended till , at Beauvais , it exceeded the power of the architects to prop up the vaulting . The system of ... extend to almost every detail . The mouldings , bases , caps , pinnacles , buttresses , and foliage of the latter are all ...
... extended till , at Beauvais , it exceeded the power of the architects to prop up the vaulting . The system of ... extend to almost every detail . The mouldings , bases , caps , pinnacles , buttresses , and foliage of the latter are all ...
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... extended his power over a great part of Southern Gaul and Spain , and made Toulouse his capital . The G. , under this monarch , greatly assisted the Romans in their contests with the Vandals and the Alani . Wallia was succeeded by ...
... extended his power over a great part of Southern Gaul and Spain , and made Toulouse his capital . The G. , under this monarch , greatly assisted the Romans in their contests with the Vandals and the Alani . Wallia was succeeded by ...
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... with great advantage in tropical countries ; but attempts which have been made to introduce it into the poultry yards of Holland have completely failed , owing to the climate . GOUT . The name G. is often extended to many 31.
... with great advantage in tropical countries ; but attempts which have been made to introduce it into the poultry yards of Holland have completely failed , owing to the climate . GOUT . The name G. is often extended to many 31.
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