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Pagina 113
... Natural Historians tell us , that no Fruit grows Originally among us , besides Hips and Haws , Acorns and Pig - Nutts , with other Delicates of the like Nature ; That our Climate of itself , and without the Assist- ances of Art , can ...
... Natural Historians tell us , that no Fruit grows Originally among us , besides Hips and Haws , Acorns and Pig - Nutts , with other Delicates of the like Nature ; That our Climate of itself , and without the Assist- ances of Art , can ...
Pagina 246
... nature , or in other Terms , Affability , Com- than that of a Footman . I am ' I am one of those whom every Body calls a ' Pocher , and sometimes go out to course with a ' Brace of Greyhounds , a Mastiff , and a Spaniel or two ; and ...
... nature , or in other Terms , Affability , Com- than that of a Footman . I am ' I am one of those whom every Body calls a ' Pocher , and sometimes go out to course with a ' Brace of Greyhounds , a Mastiff , and a Spaniel or two ; and ...
Pagina 564
... Nature , and which by a right_Improvement of them will produce a Satiety of Joy , and an unin- To consider further this double End in the Works of Nature , and how they are at the same time both useful and entertaining , we find that ...
... Nature , and which by a right_Improvement of them will produce a Satiety of Joy , and an unin- To consider further this double End in the Works of Nature , and how they are at the same time both useful and entertaining , we find that ...
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