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... instance of the exposure of a child occurred to any of the embassy , although they passed for sixteen hundred miles by water through the empire . They did not even meet with what Mr. Abel justly calls an equivocal proof of its existence ...
... instance of the exposure of a child occurred to any of the embassy , although they passed for sixteen hundred miles by water through the empire . They did not even meet with what Mr. Abel justly calls an equivocal proof of its existence ...
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... instances I have heard related , in which crashes were heard by the whole family , but then the families in those instances were unfortunately so much bigoted to supernatural phenomena , that they never so much as sought for natural ...
... instances I have heard related , in which crashes were heard by the whole family , but then the families in those instances were unfortunately so much bigoted to supernatural phenomena , that they never so much as sought for natural ...
Pagina 203
... instance of the injurious effects of drinking excessive quantities of the milk of the cocoa- nut : some of the men becoming " so chilled and benumbed that they could neither go nor stand : nor did they recover under four or five days ...
... instance of the injurious effects of drinking excessive quantities of the milk of the cocoa- nut : some of the men becoming " so chilled and benumbed that they could neither go nor stand : nor did they recover under four or five days ...
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