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Though this idea has been frequently discussed , we had marked some
passages for insertion : but , on a second inspection , they seem too long for our
limits . An Essay on the Variations of English Prose , from the Revoluition to the
present ...
Though this idea has been frequently discussed , we had marked some
passages for insertion : but , on a second inspection , they seem too long for our
limits . An Essay on the Variations of English Prose , from the Revoluition to the
present ...
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We read with increasing curiosity , yet we retain no striking passage , as we
proceed ; and though our passions are agitated frequently before the conclusion ,
we do not revert to any scene on which we can dwell with particular fondness .
We read with increasing curiosity , yet we retain no striking passage , as we
proceed ; and though our passions are agitated frequently before the conclusion ,
we do not revert to any scene on which we can dwell with particular fondness .
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From being subject to violent and laborious exercise , to frequent heats and
sudden cools of the body , with much ... place in advanced age ; and they , upon
being peculiarly exposed and taking cold , frequently die of peripneumonia notha
.
From being subject to violent and laborious exercise , to frequent heats and
sudden cools of the body , with much ... place in advanced age ; and they , upon
being peculiarly exposed and taking cold , frequently die of peripneumonia notha
.
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The part most frequently bruised , is , the side of the fetlock joint . Where the toe of
the hoof is turned out , the inner quarters of the shoe or hoof are more frequently
the parts that do the mischief : but when the toe is turned in , the injury is done ...
The part most frequently bruised , is , the side of the fetlock joint . Where the toe of
the hoof is turned out , the inner quarters of the shoe or hoof are more frequently
the parts that do the mischief : but when the toe is turned in , the injury is done ...
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... each of which has frequently been deemed of suficient length to be published
alone as the contents of a whole rolume , or at least a pamphlet , at a price equal
to that of the voluint before us ; which contains nearly forty thousand Terses .
... each of which has frequently been deemed of suficient length to be published
alone as the contents of a whole rolume , or at least a pamphlet , at a price equal
to that of the voluint before us ; which contains nearly forty thousand Terses .
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