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... abovementioned Widow, he was very serious for a Year and a half; and tho' his Temper being naturally jovial, he at lastgot over it, he grew careless of himself and never dressed afterwards; he continues to wear a Coat and Doublet of the ...
... abovementioned Widow, he was very serious for a Year and a half; and tho' his Temper being naturally jovial, he at lastgot over it, he grew careless of himself and never dressed afterwards; he continues to wear a Coat and Doublet of the ...
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... abovementioned, but more contemptible in Proportion to what morehe robs thePublick of andenjoys above him.I layit down therefore for aRule, Thatthewhole Manis tomove together; that every Action of any Importance is to haveaProspect of ...
... abovementioned, but more contemptible in Proportion to what morehe robs thePublick of andenjoys above him.I layit down therefore for aRule, Thatthewhole Manis tomove together; that every Action of any Importance is to haveaProspect of ...
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... abovementioned, innumerable Retainers toPhysick, who, for wantofother Patients, amuse themselves withthestifling of Cats in an Air Pump, cutting up Dogsalive, or impaling ofInsects upon the pointofaNeedle for Microscopical Observations ...
... abovementioned, innumerable Retainers toPhysick, who, for wantofother Patients, amuse themselves withthestifling of Cats in an Air Pump, cutting up Dogsalive, or impaling ofInsects upon the pointofaNeedle for Microscopical Observations ...
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