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be met with ? Few physicians are they are more likely to have the defired efin a
situation to make them , and fewer fill fect . This opinion has proved facal to ...
But where are such obler . the more violently these medicines operate , vallons to
be met with ? Few physicians are they are more likely to have the defired efin a
situation to make them , and fewer fill fect . This opinion has proved facal to ...
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His variety of information is turprising ; fence of that very person because she was
and it gives me much fatisfaction to find such beautiful , whom they jusily
esteemed as the a man bestuwing his attention on the useful head of the party
with ...
His variety of information is turprising ; fence of that very person because she was
and it gives me much fatisfaction to find such beautiful , whom they jusily
esteemed as the a man bestuwing his attention on the useful head of the party
with ...
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... To be hock'd by such language as none can The Ladies perfections in
bumpers to drink ; endure ; For often they boast they have had a full view Such
scolding ! such roaring ! such blasting of Prim , and Flitetia , myself , and Miss of
eyes !
... To be hock'd by such language as none can The Ladies perfections in
bumpers to drink ; endure ; For often they boast they have had a full view Such
scolding ! such roaring ! such blasting of Prim , and Flitetia , myself , and Miss of
eyes !
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The country is the parent those ravishing scenes which are so bountiof virtuous
sentiments ; and independent of ful to the poet's pens , and more so to pbillothe
natural advantages it procures , such as pher's meditations , when the ruddy ...
The country is the parent those ravishing scenes which are so bountiof virtuous
sentiments ; and independent of ful to the poet's pens , and more so to pbillothe
natural advantages it procures , such as pher's meditations , when the ruddy ...
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Nay , further , that Mr. Francis had Without such a power indeed , no regular
actually , in the first instance , given his congovernment could exift . sent to
threaten the Rajah with military exeAs to the second head , the constitution of
cution , if he ...
Nay , further , that Mr. Francis had Without such a power indeed , no regular
actually , in the first instance , given his congovernment could exift . sent to
threaten the Rajah with military exeAs to the second head , the constitution of
cution , if he ...
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