Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 83William Blackwood, 1858 - England |
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Janet M'Leod , after epi“ A young girl , ashamed to confess her lepsy and fever , remained five years in poverty , went without food for seventy- bed , seldom speaking , and receiving eight days , during which she only sucked food only ...
Janet M'Leod , after epi“ A young girl , ashamed to confess her lepsy and fever , remained five years in poverty , went without food for seventy- bed , seldom speaking , and receiving eight days , during which she only sucked food only ...
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... unless the allowpostures ; and the affirmation is ance be increased , just as if they had strengthened by all the cases we received no food at all , only they will know in which the motive and possi- be longer before they succumb .
... unless the allowpostures ; and the affirmation is ance be increased , just as if they had strengthened by all the cases we received no food at all , only they will know in which the motive and possi- be longer before they succumb .
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... and although the feverish condition which could not amount of water which is thus evabe immediately relieved when the porated from the surface must necessystem received its necessary supply sarily vary with the clothing , the of ...
... and although the feverish condition which could not amount of water which is thus evabe immediately relieved when the porated from the surface must necessystem received its necessary supply sarily vary with the clothing , the of ...
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The with the many , but had a strong re- sentence was received with general pulsion for the staid stay - at - home assent . A ring was speedily formed natures of patriarchs and elders . --the men strip , and are all attired The rival ...
The with the many , but had a strong re- sentence was received with general pulsion for the staid stay - at - home assent . A ring was speedily formed natures of patriarchs and elders . --the men strip , and are all attired The rival ...
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So that the ghosthad there seen three parsons attired laying was not received as authentic . in surplices , and with books in their Meanwhile Grace had slipped hands , walking round the grave of a away , so had Phil , and the absence ...
So that the ghosthad there seen three parsons attired laying was not received as authentic . in surplices , and with books in their Meanwhile Grace had slipped hands , walking round the grave of a away , so had Phil , and the absence ...
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