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... person . The Church - society , and they who agree with it , only contend that to obtain this advantage we give up ... persons who so very lately opposed that instruction as altogether mischie- vous ; and of whom a great part , though ...
... person . The Church - society , and they who agree with it , only contend that to obtain this advantage we give up ... persons who so very lately opposed that instruction as altogether mischie- vous ; and of whom a great part , though ...
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... persons ; and whether the same effect is produced on them by bella - donna . He was not able to try the experiment to perfection , but the result which he obtained was favourable to the opinion advanced ; and it also tended to manifest ...
... persons ; and whether the same effect is produced on them by bella - donna . He was not able to try the experiment to perfection , but the result which he obtained was favourable to the opinion advanced ; and it also tended to manifest ...
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... persons , these rapid variations are dangerous : but people in good health are accustomed to speak favourably of the climate , which , in fact , is seldom severe in winter . - No city contains a larger proportion of idlers than Madrid ...
... persons , these rapid variations are dangerous : but people in good health are accustomed to speak favourably of the climate , which , in fact , is seldom severe in winter . - No city contains a larger proportion of idlers than Madrid ...
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Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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