Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 83William Blackwood, 1858 - England |
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... give them as specimens , not as data . " A young girl , ashamed to confess her poverty , went without food for seventy- eight days , during which she only sucked lemons . " Another woman of the same place remained four months without ...
... give them as specimens , not as data . " A young girl , ashamed to confess her poverty , went without food for seventy- eight days , during which she only sucked lemons . " Another woman of the same place remained four months without ...
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... give way , and mothers have disputed with their companions for the flesh of their dead children . But let us avert our eyes from such scenes , and turn them on that of the eight colliers , who were shut up in a pit for one hundred and ...
... give way , and mothers have disputed with their companions for the flesh of their dead children . But let us avert our eyes from such scenes , and turn them on that of the eight colliers , who were shut up in a pit for one hundred and ...
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... gives every tissue its physical character , and is the indispensable condition of that ceaseless change of ... give more room and air . To gain the former it was moved to put off their clothes ; this was approved as a happy ...
... gives every tissue its physical character , and is the indispensable condition of that ceaseless change of ... give more room and air . To gain the former it was moved to put off their clothes ; this was approved as a happy ...
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... give my lungs easy play , though my perspiration was excessive , and thirst commencing . At this period so strong a urinous volatile effluvia came from the prison that I was not able to turn my head that way for more than a few seconds ...
... give my lungs easy play , though my perspiration was excessive , and thirst commencing . At this period so strong a urinous volatile effluvia came from the prison that I was not able to turn my head that way for more than a few seconds ...
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... Give him water ! ' nor would one of them at the window attempt to touch it till I had drunk . But from the water I had no relief ; my thirst was rather in- creased by it ; so I determined to drink no more , but patiently wait the event ...
... Give him water ! ' nor would one of them at the window attempt to touch it till I had drunk . But from the water I had no relief ; my thirst was rather in- creased by it ; so I determined to drink no more , but patiently wait the event ...
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