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Pagina 102
... Body in its proper Poife , fo it is that I find my felf in a fick and languishing Condition . My Complexion is grown very fallow , my Pulfe low , and my Body Hydropical . Let me therefore beg you , Sir , to con- fider me as your Patient ...
... Body in its proper Poife , fo it is that I find my felf in a fick and languishing Condition . My Complexion is grown very fallow , my Pulfe low , and my Body Hydropical . Let me therefore beg you , Sir , to con- fider me as your Patient ...
Pagina 180
... Body but my self : There is nothing in them . but Obfcurity and Confufion , Raving and Inconfiftency . In short ... Body if they had dropped a written Paper ; but no Body challenging it , he was ordered by thofe merry Gentlemen who had ...
... Body but my self : There is nothing in them . but Obfcurity and Confufion , Raving and Inconfiftency . In short ... Body if they had dropped a written Paper ; but no Body challenging it , he was ordered by thofe merry Gentlemen who had ...
Pagina 269
... body there but my Friend Sir ANDREW , who often fmiles upon me as he fees me bustling in the Crowd , but at the fame time con- nives at my Prefence without taking any further Notice of me . There is indeed a Merchant of Egypt , who juft ...
... body there but my Friend Sir ANDREW , who often fmiles upon me as he fees me bustling in the Crowd , but at the fame time con- nives at my Prefence without taking any further Notice of me . There is indeed a Merchant of Egypt , who juft ...
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