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Page 257
... never be despaired of . I do aver that I never lost a patient after having used them . There- fore I consider mercury a sine quá non which performs wonders ! ' It is necessary to remind our readers , that the author is not here ...
... never be despaired of . I do aver that I never lost a patient after having used them . There- fore I consider mercury a sine quá non which performs wonders ! ' It is necessary to remind our readers , that the author is not here ...
Page 261
... Never fearing aniething he could suffer for the truth , he never at any time would refrein a true or give a false witnesse ; he lov'd truth so much that he hated even sportive lies and gulleries He was so just to his owne honour that he ...
... Never fearing aniething he could suffer for the truth , he never at any time would refrein a true or give a false witnesse ; he lov'd truth so much that he hated even sportive lies and gulleries He was so just to his owne honour that he ...
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... never man had a greater passion for a woman , nor a more honourable esteeme of a wite yet he was not uxorious , nor remitted not that iust rule which it was her honor to obey , but manag'd the reins of government with such prudence and ...
... never man had a greater passion for a woman , nor a more honourable esteeme of a wite yet he was not uxorious , nor remitted not that iust rule which it was her honor to obey , but manag'd the reins of government with such prudence and ...
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