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... manner , the general introduction of the cow - pox inoculation must cause other infantile diseases to appear more fatal ; because all those who would , in the com- mon course of events , have died from small - pox , are left exposed to ...
... manner , the general introduction of the cow - pox inoculation must cause other infantile diseases to appear more fatal ; because all those who would , in the com- mon course of events , have died from small - pox , are left exposed to ...
Pagina 428
... manner of the originals ; while to a literal expression of the sense they do not , in course , pretend . Indeed , in a passage at the end of the notes , Mr. C. tells us that , when he has not been able to translate literally with any ...
... manner of the originals ; while to a literal expression of the sense they do not , in course , pretend . Indeed , in a passage at the end of the notes , Mr. C. tells us that , when he has not been able to translate literally with any ...
Pagina 524
... manner lost in the thickness of the fur by which it was surrounded ; and his walk visibly clogged by a double pair of boots lined with fur ; - he presented , in fact , the ap- pearance of a ghost . I rose , drew near , and , catching ...
... manner lost in the thickness of the fur by which it was surrounded ; and his walk visibly clogged by a double pair of boots lined with fur ; - he presented , in fact , the ap- pearance of a ghost . I rose , drew near , and , catching ...
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