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Page 78
... matter , which from the plethoric habit of body , ( natural to this lady ) would moft certainly have been productive of mischievous , if not fatal confequences . " But , moft certainly , Mr. Sexton here affumes abundantly too much ...
... matter , which from the plethoric habit of body , ( natural to this lady ) would moft certainly have been productive of mischievous , if not fatal confequences . " But , moft certainly , Mr. Sexton here affumes abundantly too much ...
Page 152
... matter , they do , at their peril , take upon themfelves the understanding of the law : and if the petit Jury have ... matter of law ; and fo it is matter of law , how these folemnities ought to be defeated and deftroyed and inafmuch as ...
... matter , they do , at their peril , take upon themfelves the understanding of the law : and if the petit Jury have ... matter of law ; and fo it is matter of law , how these folemnities ought to be defeated and deftroyed and inafmuch as ...
Page 483
... matter by repeated affufions of water , purges more moderately , though rarely without gripes , and fome- times operates by fweat : it has been given , from half a grain to five or fix grains , in fevers , and in convulfive or other ...
... matter by repeated affufions of water , purges more moderately , though rarely without gripes , and fome- times operates by fweat : it has been given , from half a grain to five or fix grains , in fevers , and in convulfive or other ...
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