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Page 14
... frequently repeating them , fo as to render the mufcles of ftrong mufcu- lar fubjects more lax and weak , be a means of reducing luxa- tions of the humerus , which are not reducible by any me- thod of extenfion , which is often found ...
... frequently repeating them , fo as to render the mufcles of ftrong mufcu- lar fubjects more lax and weak , be a means of reducing luxa- tions of the humerus , which are not reducible by any me- thod of extenfion , which is often found ...
Page 88
... frequently invaded by its Pa- gan neighbours , who committed the most dreadful ravages wherever they came ; and the interior peace of the country was frequently interrupted by the private quarrels of the Princes of the empire . The very ...
... frequently invaded by its Pa- gan neighbours , who committed the most dreadful ravages wherever they came ; and the interior peace of the country was frequently interrupted by the private quarrels of the Princes of the empire . The very ...
Page 297
... frequently mentioning Mr. Guy , as a very fuccessful ex- tracter of Cancers , by topical application ; that in conse → quence of their great concord and friendship , he may be less inclined to wifh for a certain radical cure of Cancers ...
... frequently mentioning Mr. Guy , as a very fuccessful ex- tracter of Cancers , by topical application ; that in conse → quence of their great concord and friendship , he may be less inclined to wifh for a certain radical cure of Cancers ...
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