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Page 143
... continued a while , they disappear entirely . later ⚫ I was first induced to adopt this mode of treatment , from my experience of the falutary operation of the remedy , recommended by Dr. Gilchrift , in a disorder of the bladder ...
... continued a while , they disappear entirely . later ⚫ I was first induced to adopt this mode of treatment , from my experience of the falutary operation of the remedy , recommended by Dr. Gilchrift , in a disorder of the bladder ...
Page 299
... continued at Newing- ton ) , Mr. Howard was fincerely affected with his lofs ; nor did he ever fail to mention her with respect , after his fentiments of things may have been fuppofed , from greater commerce with the world , to have ...
... continued at Newing- ton ) , Mr. Howard was fincerely affected with his lofs ; nor did he ever fail to mention her with respect , after his fentiments of things may have been fuppofed , from greater commerce with the world , to have ...
Page 407
... continued my friend , I prefer the lat- ter , with all his imperfections on his head : " - a fentence from which perhaps many of my readers will diffent . He might have added , that the rare , the defirable character in the prefent age ...
... continued my friend , I prefer the lat- ter , with all his imperfections on his head : " - a fentence from which perhaps many of my readers will diffent . He might have added , that the rare , the defirable character in the prefent age ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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