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191253837	Millar	Volume 15 Part 2, ORC-PAR	1810		.txt	text/plain	476505	31065	80	It wras a place of fome confideration in the Roman times, but was afterwards quite demolifhed by Edwin, king of Northumberland. frequently ftirred, obferving at the fame time not to increafe the heat to fuch a degree as to make the ore clot was afferted by many well-meaning men of the laft century, and as it is ftill thought by fome in this, it would unqueftionably have been equally unlawful for the JewTs. The Chriftians in Aquinas s time, however^afted wifely in In fome birds, thele feathers fall forward over the noftrils : they quite cover thofe of the crow. Gojhawk.—Cere black ; feet yellow; body brown • Palumbatail feathers barred with pale bands, a white line overriui' are of a pale gold colour; the bafe of the bill is furrounded with black feathers, appearing like velvet, and the breaft white, without fpots j the tail feathers afti-coloured j ftiaft black j bill, legs, anji irides red ; greater	./cache/191253837.txt	./txt/191253837.txt