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... living subject as the skull ; and we doubt whether any lady could be found sufficiently in love with science , and a new system , to expose her heart for the sake of either , to the manipulation of a cordiologist . But comparative ...
... living subject as the skull ; and we doubt whether any lady could be found sufficiently in love with science , and a new system , to expose her heart for the sake of either , to the manipulation of a cordiologist . But comparative ...
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... living upon bad food , fall into various diseases ) two hundred thousand people begging from door to door . These are not only no way advantageous , but a very grievous burden to so poor a country . And though the number of them be ...
... living upon bad food , fall into various diseases ) two hundred thousand people begging from door to door . These are not only no way advantageous , but a very grievous burden to so poor a country . And though the number of them be ...
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... living like wild Indians among European settlers , and , like them , judged of rather by their own customs , habits , and opinions , than as if they had been members of the civilized part of the community . Some hordes of them yet ...
... living like wild Indians among European settlers , and , like them , judged of rather by their own customs , habits , and opinions , than as if they had been members of the civilized part of the community . Some hordes of them yet ...
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... living . They likewise carefully watch the corpse by night and day till the time of interment , and conceive that the deil tinkles at the lykewake ' of those who felt in their dead thraw the agonies and ter- rors of remorse . - I am ...
... living . They likewise carefully watch the corpse by night and day till the time of interment , and conceive that the deil tinkles at the lykewake ' of those who felt in their dead thraw the agonies and ter- rors of remorse . - I am ...
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... living whirlwind flies As o'er the desart sand . From human let their course is free No lonely angler down the lea Invites the zephyr's breath- And the beggar far away doth roam , Preferring in his hovel - home His penury to death . On ...
... living whirlwind flies As o'er the desart sand . From human let their course is free No lonely angler down the lea Invites the zephyr's breath- And the beggar far away doth roam , Preferring in his hovel - home His penury to death . On ...
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