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Page 126
... confequence is , that being of a light and porous quality , it will not endure the depredations of time , in any degree equal to that which advances by flow degrees to maturity . I have heard it afferted , by persons of undoubted know ...
... confequence is , that being of a light and porous quality , it will not endure the depredations of time , in any degree equal to that which advances by flow degrees to maturity . I have heard it afferted , by persons of undoubted know ...
Page 139
... confequence , which nature often attempts to remedy bý fweats or diarrhea . Bleeding may , therefore , be ... confe- quence , which wastes the ftrength more than the most profufe fweat- ings ; not only by carrying off what fhould be ...
... confequence , which nature often attempts to remedy bý fweats or diarrhea . Bleeding may , therefore , be ... confe- quence , which wastes the ftrength more than the most profufe fweat- ings ; not only by carrying off what fhould be ...
Page 492
... confe- quence of his infamous amours ; and , though fhe had brought him an annual income of fifty thousand livres , and ... confequence of his father's violating his word , and refufing to fulfil the pecuniary engagements to which he had ...
... confe- quence of his infamous amours ; and , though fhe had brought him an annual income of fifty thousand livres , and ... confequence of his father's violating his word , and refufing to fulfil the pecuniary engagements to which he had ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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