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Page 38
The to apply this bequest to the establishheart , indeed , is not just as open to ment of a Foundling Hospital , declarexamination in the living subject as the ed , That upon their decease , the manskull ; and we doubt whether any lady ...
The to apply this bequest to the establishheart , indeed , is not just as open to ment of a Foundling Hospital , declarexamination in the living subject as the ed , That upon their decease , the manskull ; and we doubt whether any lady ...
Page 48
... by Instead of carrying forward , in this living upon bad food , fall into various manner , our own desultory sketch , we diseases ) two hundred thousand people shall place at once before our readers , begging from door to door .
... by Instead of carrying forward , in this living upon bad food , fall into various manner , our own desultory sketch , we diseases ) two hundred thousand people shall place at once before our readers , begging from door to door .
Page 49
These tribes were in sands of them meet together in the short the Parias of Scotland , living mountains , where they feast and riot like wild Indians among European for many days ; and at country wed settlers , and , like them , judged ...
These tribes were in sands of them meet together in the short the Parias of Scotland , living mountains , where they feast and riot like wild Indians among European for many days ; and at country wed settlers , and , like them , judged ...
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They certainly speak among conviction that the very circumstance themselves a language totally distinct of wearing them would shorten the from either Gaelic or Lowland Scotch . days of the living . They likewise A family having settled ...
They certainly speak among conviction that the very circumstance themselves a language totally distinct of wearing them would shorten the from either Gaelic or Lowland Scotch . days of the living . They likewise A family having settled ...
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Across the wild they sweep , For yon sweet Manse now empty stands , Tossing the long hair from their eyes Nor in its walls will holier hands Till far the living whirlwind flies Be e'er held up in prayer .. As o'er the desart sand .
Across the wild they sweep , For yon sweet Manse now empty stands , Tossing the long hair from their eyes Nor in its walls will holier hands Till far the living whirlwind flies Be e'er held up in prayer .. As o'er the desart sand .
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