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Pagina 83
... These feem to have derived their custom from an east- ern nation which Herodotus fpeaks of , among whom it was a law ... these operators , and , though he was never fick in his life , has been cured of all the diseases in the Difpenfary ...
... These feem to have derived their custom from an east- ern nation which Herodotus fpeaks of , among whom it was a law ... these operators , and , though he was never fick in his life , has been cured of all the diseases in the Difpenfary ...
Pagina 286
... these feeming objects of pity . In short , I have seen more eloquence in a look from one of these despicable creatures than in the eye of the faireft fhe I ever faw , yet no one a greater admirer of that fex than myself . What I have to ...
... these feeming objects of pity . In short , I have seen more eloquence in a look from one of these despicable creatures than in the eye of the faireft fhe I ever faw , yet no one a greater admirer of that fex than myself . What I have to ...
Pagina 361
... these focieties there , as a clan of them have in late times done , to fuch a degree of infolence as has given the ... these wretches in a way they are in no prefent difpofition to take , have a fixed character for learning and eloquence ...
... these focieties there , as a clan of them have in late times done , to fuch a degree of infolence as has given the ... these wretches in a way they are in no prefent difpofition to take , have a fixed character for learning and eloquence ...
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