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Page 135
ECCLESIASTICAL ANTIQUITIES . There feems to have been but one reli- paus houfe in this county , and that was a place ... feemed to have given some cafe at the time they were administered to her . The above - mentioned tumour , which had ...
ECCLESIASTICAL ANTIQUITIES . There feems to have been but one reli- paus houfe in this county , and that was a place ... feemed to have given some cafe at the time they were administered to her . The above - mentioned tumour , which had ...
Page 187
... feems to indicate one as great in the functions ; confequently , if in the kid- ney there is a fecretion of urine in the cortical fubftance , it feems there should be performed , in like manner , a fecretion of a fluid , or fpirits , in ...
... feems to indicate one as great in the functions ; confequently , if in the kid- ney there is a fecretion of urine in the cortical fubftance , it feems there should be performed , in like manner , a fecretion of a fluid , or fpirits , in ...
Page 258
... feems to be the strongest of all principles , and to have greater force in the human mind than even virtue or religion , fince thefe are often facrificed to it ; as in the cafe of a duellift , especially the challenged , who , on that ...
... feems to be the strongest of all principles , and to have greater force in the human mind than even virtue or religion , fince thefe are often facrificed to it ; as in the cafe of a duellift , especially the challenged , who , on that ...
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