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Page 58
... examination of the very remarkable fact , or alleged fact , that the Bulam fever occurs only once to the same person ; or that , like small- pox and measles , it produces some change in the constitution by which it is rendered ever ...
... examination of the very remarkable fact , or alleged fact , that the Bulam fever occurs only once to the same person ; or that , like small- pox and measles , it produces some change in the constitution by which it is rendered ever ...
Page 60
... examination . In a controversy of this kind , in which the parties accuse each other of mis - quotation , or at least of partial quotation , so that the meaning of a passage has been materially altered , it would be necessary that any ...
... examination . In a controversy of this kind , in which the parties accuse each other of mis - quotation , or at least of partial quotation , so that the meaning of a passage has been materially altered , it would be necessary that any ...
Page 140
... examinations , if it rained , an attendant walked by the side of each , holding an umbrella over his head . Among the interpreters employed at the examinations , were the two Japanese who had been carried off by Chwostoff ; and who ...
... examinations , if it rained , an attendant walked by the side of each , holding an umbrella over his head . Among the interpreters employed at the examinations , were the two Japanese who had been carried off by Chwostoff ; and who ...
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