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... particular intervals of the year : < The national debt has become so large , and the interest which is paid ... particular scarcity of money before the payment of the dividends , nor any particular plenty of it after . The quantity of ...
... particular intervals of the year : < The national debt has become so large , and the interest which is paid ... particular scarcity of money before the payment of the dividends , nor any particular plenty of it after . The quantity of ...
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... particular places of rendezvous , which afford us the means of getting those offenders into our power . The officers go into those houses at night , where they see and mix with five or six men whom they know to be thieves , and if there ...
... particular places of rendezvous , which afford us the means of getting those offenders into our power . The officers go into those houses at night , where they see and mix with five or six men whom they know to be thieves , and if there ...
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... particular season of the year ? I believe it is , periodically . - " At what season of the year ? I fancy about this time . [ May . ] Is the bleeding begun ? - No ; and I believe they are also physick'd periodically . - Is that practice ...
... particular season of the year ? I believe it is , periodically . - " At what season of the year ? I fancy about this time . [ May . ] Is the bleeding begun ? - No ; and I believe they are also physick'd periodically . - Is that practice ...
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