... mathemati- cal pamphlets, and philosophical Gissertations on the relations between the moon and tide, were as “ plenti- ful as blackberries,” provided for the Amateurs by the Pensioners, who reaped plentiful Larvest by their hire and sale. At nineteen utinutes ...

... the same age, went Patcham on the preceding Saturday “ a and a littk boy named Pentecost, who * sisted them in gathering blackberries. The tr prisoners, whom sbe had never seen cast up, and using some very indecent language, tbe desired them to keep their ...

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