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... person belongs to : for the most part the females possess the greatest number of these painful ornaments . ' The Africans are fond of music and dancing : but the for- mer , as may be readily imagined , is not of the most harmonious kind ...
... person belongs to : for the most part the females possess the greatest number of these painful ornaments . ' The Africans are fond of music and dancing : but the for- mer , as may be readily imagined , is not of the most harmonious kind ...
Pagina 102
... person and character of the queen of France ; and an- other person published a libel on the late Emperor Paul , in both of which cases there were prosecutions . In the first case there was a conviction , and punishment followed . The ...
... person and character of the queen of France ; and an- other person published a libel on the late Emperor Paul , in both of which cases there were prosecutions . In the first case there was a conviction , and punishment followed . The ...
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... person as deos ; and that , whether you understand this latter word as a sub- stantive of personal description , which you affirm it to be in page 30 , or as a proper name , in which way you translate it in all your ver- sions of this ...
... person as deos ; and that , whether you understand this latter word as a sub- stantive of personal description , which you affirm it to be in page 30 , or as a proper name , in which way you translate it in all your ver- sions of this ...
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