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... continued fever in Jamaica , a morbid state of the atmosphere had been induced , by the profusion of rain which fell in the May season of 1793 , followed by an intense and oppressive heat ; and that a change of weather during the ...
... continued fever in Jamaica , a morbid state of the atmosphere had been induced , by the profusion of rain which fell in the May season of 1793 , followed by an intense and oppressive heat ; and that a change of weather during the ...
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... continued for two or three years , during which time nothing was more common than to meet his carts in the streets , retailing his tithes , with a per- son in each , vociferating , " come buy my asparagus ! -oh rare cauli- flowers ...
... continued for two or three years , during which time nothing was more common than to meet his carts in the streets , retailing his tithes , with a per- son in each , vociferating , " come buy my asparagus ! -oh rare cauli- flowers ...
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... continued six years , five of which he passed in the college . He afterward went to Cambridge , and entered at Trinity College . Here he resided eight months in each year till he had taken his Ba- chelor of Arts degree . Being chosen ...
... continued six years , five of which he passed in the college . He afterward went to Cambridge , and entered at Trinity College . Here he resided eight months in each year till he had taken his Ba- chelor of Arts degree . Being chosen ...
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