Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volume 33Pub. for J. Hinton, 1763 |
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Page 30
... leaves of the fhrub , called tea , are , when immediately pulled from the tree , fo extremely bitter as to yield an infufion that is very difagreeable to the tafte ; therefore , to abate this unpleaing quality , the people , who are ...
... leaves of the fhrub , called tea , are , when immediately pulled from the tree , fo extremely bitter as to yield an infufion that is very difagreeable to the tafte ; therefore , to abate this unpleaing quality , the people , who are ...
Page 98
... leave to others , with much deference to their better information , to follow their own judgment . Give me leave , my dear , good Sir , to defire to convey , through you , to Mr. Mayor , and to the Gentlemen of the Corporation , thefe ...
... leave to others , with much deference to their better information , to follow their own judgment . Give me leave , my dear , good Sir , to defire to convey , through you , to Mr. Mayor , and to the Gentlemen of the Corporation , thefe ...
Page 115
... Leave to fubjoin fame Particulars of the Breeding of it , as we find them related by the approved Authors Don George ... leaves of the nopal in a Hat pofition , and then covered with earth . This leaf foon after fhoots up into a fingle ...
... Leave to fubjoin fame Particulars of the Breeding of it , as we find them related by the approved Authors Don George ... leaves of the nopal in a Hat pofition , and then covered with earth . This leaf foon after fhoots up into a fingle ...
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