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... animal , to whom we are obliged for fo much diverfion : and what opinion ought we to have of the huntsman , who inflicts it on an animal to whom be owes his daily bread . " Such of my hounds as are very riotous , are taken out by them ...
... animal , to whom we are obliged for fo much diverfion : and what opinion ought we to have of the huntsman , who inflicts it on an animal to whom be owes his daily bread . " Such of my hounds as are very riotous , are taken out by them ...
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... animal , to whom we are obliged for fo much diverfion : and what opinion ought we to have of the huntsman , who inflicts it on an animal to whom be owes his daily bread . Such of my hounds as are very riotous , are taken out by them ...
... animal , to whom we are obliged for fo much diverfion : and what opinion ought we to have of the huntsman , who inflicts it on an animal to whom be owes his daily bread . Such of my hounds as are very riotous , are taken out by them ...
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... animal and vegetable worlds . The human fpecies , particularly the younger fort , are fre- quently troubled with worms of different kinds : and , though they fometimes occafion troublefome complaints , it is very rare , if ever , we ...
... animal and vegetable worlds . The human fpecies , particularly the younger fort , are fre- quently troubled with worms of different kinds : and , though they fometimes occafion troublefome complaints , it is very rare , if ever , we ...
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