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Page 63
She took medicine , when to her , she made a slight motion with it was
administered , as readily as food , her left hand , but soon ceased again without
any indication of disgust ; and , to shew any sense of hearing On in this way , by
means of ...
She took medicine , when to her , she made a slight motion with it was
administered , as readily as food , her left hand , but soon ceased again without
any indication of disgust ; and , to shew any sense of hearing On in this way , by
means of ...
Page 147
I could scarcely contain my but Jock Anderson wad hae been gravity , while I took
her by the hand , drunk , an ' then we wadna hae gotten and answered in the
negative . " An ' the bride hame afore twall o'clock at hae ye no gotten a piece o ...
I could scarcely contain my but Jock Anderson wad hae been gravity , while I took
her by the hand , drunk , an ' then we wadna hae gotten and answered in the
negative . " An ' the bride hame afore twall o'clock at hae ye no gotten a piece o ...
Page 217
The basin of milk ; at eleven I have an acid and Duke of York took the chair as
president , alkali mixture ; afterwards I have a bolus ; supported by the Dukes of
Argyle and and at nine at night I have an anodyne Athol , the Marquis of Huntly ,
and ...
The basin of milk ; at eleven I have an acid and Duke of York took the chair as
president , alkali mixture ; afterwards I have a bolus ; supported by the Dukes of
Argyle and and at nine at night I have an anodyne Athol , the Marquis of Huntly ,
and ...
Page 247
These men took up arms be his property . about the year 1681 , being the insurV.
Daniel Defoe , in No 75 of Vol . rection at Bothwell Bridge . The Duke VII . of his ·
Review of the British of Monmouth , then in favour here , Nation , ' ( 1709 ) gives ...
These men took up arms be his property . about the year 1681 , being the insurV.
Daniel Defoe , in No 75 of Vol . rection at Bothwell Bridge . The Duke VII . of his ·
Review of the British of Monmouth , then in favour here , Nation , ' ( 1709 ) gives ...
Page 548
The boy him to come down ; Reid took the rope was told to strip himself perfectly
naked , and pulled , but did not bring down and Rae beat him on the back with
the sinthe boy ; the rope broke ; Alison was sent gle end of the sweep's ropes ...
The boy him to come down ; Reid took the rope was told to strip himself perfectly
naked , and pulled , but did not bring down and Rae beat him on the back with
the sinthe boy ; the rope broke ; Alison was sent gle end of the sweep's ropes ...
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