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Page 423
... body , threw him into the air , to the distance of 30 feet . The others perceiving that there was no poffibility of efcaping on horfeback , difmounted , and crept into the thicket , to hide themselves . The elephant having nothing now ...
... body , threw him into the air , to the distance of 30 feet . The others perceiving that there was no poffibility of efcaping on horfeback , difmounted , and crept into the thicket , to hide themselves . The elephant having nothing now ...
Page 469
... body . If the head appears too long or too fhort in a horfe , that common measure must be abandoned , and the height of the body taken from the top of the withers to the ground . This height being divided into three equal parts , one of ...
... body . If the head appears too long or too fhort in a horfe , that common measure must be abandoned , and the height of the body taken from the top of the withers to the ground . This height being divided into three equal parts , one of ...
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... body like our own , fo that the divine human , ( which was eternal and infinite ) dwelt in the maternal human , which was finite , as the foul dwells in the body . At the refurrection , he caft off all materiality , the maternal human ...
... body like our own , fo that the divine human , ( which was eternal and infinite ) dwelt in the maternal human , which was finite , as the foul dwells in the body . At the refurrection , he caft off all materiality , the maternal human ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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