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Page 166
... effects of this medicine , the root should be given in a recent state , and to cover the infupportable pungency it discovers on the tongue , Dr. Lewis advifes us to administer it in the form of emulfion , with gum arabic and fpermacæti ...
... effects of this medicine , the root should be given in a recent state , and to cover the infupportable pungency it discovers on the tongue , Dr. Lewis advifes us to administer it in the form of emulfion , with gum arabic and fpermacæti ...
Page 286
... effect of this was , that as there is a prodigious weight of waters thrown in here when the wind blows upon the fhore , and as there was no elbow to protect a veffel , fhe was always obliged , when he took the harbour , to run aground ...
... effect of this was , that as there is a prodigious weight of waters thrown in here when the wind blows upon the fhore , and as there was no elbow to protect a veffel , fhe was always obliged , when he took the harbour , to run aground ...
Page 374
... effect ; the spirit of the times is fo far very happily otherwife directed . If any minifter fhall venture to attempt to force it into that direction , it will recoil upon that minifter's head with a very dangerous momentum . I would ...
... effect ; the spirit of the times is fo far very happily otherwife directed . If any minifter fhall venture to attempt to force it into that direction , it will recoil upon that minifter's head with a very dangerous momentum . I would ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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