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Page 102
... considerable degree of interest in the world . The cha- racter and situation of the person libelled naturally called forth the curiosity of the public ; and the splendid eloquence , by which Mr. Peltier was defended , amply rewarded ...
... considerable degree of interest in the world . The cha- racter and situation of the person libelled naturally called forth the curiosity of the public ; and the splendid eloquence , by which Mr. Peltier was defended , amply rewarded ...
Page 472
... considerable length ; and a particular chapter is devoted to the consideration of the various remedies , or classes of remedies , which have been , or still are , considered as useful in consumption . - The prevention of this disease is ...
... considerable length ; and a particular chapter is devoted to the consideration of the various remedies , or classes of remedies , which have been , or still are , considered as useful in consumption . - The prevention of this disease is ...
Page 493
... considerable doubt . Along with Paderos , are enumerated Asteria , Argyrodamas , & c . all of changing hues ; answering , perhaps , to our coloured feltspars , such as Moon - stone , Water - cpal , Labrador stone , & c . The ...
... considerable doubt . Along with Paderos , are enumerated Asteria , Argyrodamas , & c . all of changing hues ; answering , perhaps , to our coloured feltspars , such as Moon - stone , Water - cpal , Labrador stone , & c . The ...
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