 | William Derham - God - 1754 - 506 pages
...live comfortably in another Place. With fome, the finer and more fubtile Air of the Hills doth beft agree, who are languifhing and dying in the feculent...of the Valleys and Waters : But contrarywife others languifh on the Hills, and grow lufty and ftrong in the warmer Air of the Valleys. 2. To this falutary... | |
 | William Derham - Astronomy - 1786 - 482 pages
...place \Vith fome, the finer and more iiibtle air of the hills doth bed agree, who are languifliing and dying in the feculent and grofler air of great...air of the valleys. . So that this opportunity of fliifting our abode from the warmer and more vaporous air of the vallevs, to the colder and more fubtle... | |
 | William James - Abstraction - 1902 - 560 pages
...and finer air of the hills doth best agree, who are languishing and dying in the feculent and grosser air of great towns, or even the warmer and vaporous air of the valleys and waters. But contrariwise, others languish on the hills, and grow lusty and strong in the warmer air of the valleys.... | |
 | WILLIAM JAMES - 1902 - 566 pages
...and finer air of the hills doth best agree, who are languishing and dying in the feculent and grosser air of great towns, or even the warmer and vaporous air of the valleys and waters. But contrariwise, others languish on the hills, and grow lusty and strong in the warmer air of the valleys.... | |
 | William James - Conversation - 1902 - 604 pages
...and finer air of the hills doth best agree, who are languishing and dying in the feculent and grosser air of great towns, or even the warmer and vaporous air of the valleys and waters. But contrariwise, others languish on the hills, and grow lusty and strong in the warmer air of the valleys.... | |
 | William James - Conversion - 1905 - 636 pages
...and finer air of the hills doth best agree, who are languishing and dying in the feculent and grosser air of great towns, or even the warmer and vaporous air of the valleys and waters. But contrariwise, others languish on the bills, and grow lusty and strong in the warmer air of the valleys.... | |
 | William James - 1916 - 562 pages
...and finer air of the hills doth best agree, who are languishing and dying in the feculent and grosser air of great towns, or even the warmer and vaporous air of the valleys and waters. But contrariwise, others languish on the hills, and grow lusty and strong in the warmer air of the valleys.... | |
 | William James - Conversion - 1902 - 558 pages
...and finer air of the hills doth best agree, who are languishing and dying in the feculent and grosser air of great towns, or even the warmer and vaporous air of the valleys and waters. But contrariwise, others languish on the hills, and grow lusty and strong in the warmer air of the valleys.... | |
 | William James - Philosophy - 1982 - 580 pages
...and finer air of the hills doth best agree, who are languishing and dying in the feculent and grosser air of great towns, or even the warmer and vaporous air of the valleys and waters. But contrariwise, others languish on the hills, and grow lusty and strong in the warmer air of the valleys.... | |
 | William James - Literary Collections - 1988 - 1410 pages
...and finer air of the hills doth best agree, who are languishing and dying in the feculent and grosser air of great towns, or even the warmer and vaporous air of the valleys and waters. But contrariwise, others languish on the hills, and grow lusty and strong in the warmer air of the valleys.... | |
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agree, who are languifhing and dying in the feculent and grofler Air of great Towns, or even the warmer, and vaporous Air of the Valleys and Waters : But contrarywife, others languifli on the Hills, and grow lufty and ftrong in the warmer Air of the Valleys.... 
