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PRACTS on the NA.IIJRAL HISTORY of
41. ANIMALS and VEGETABLES. Tran Slated from
the Original Italian of
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'rile ARTIE SPALLANZANT,
Ruyal Protessorot Natural History in the T iniversity of Pavia,
F. R. S. London, &c. &c.
lly JOHN GRAHAM DALYF.LL, Esq. Advocate.
With Illustrftions by the Translator.

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