Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... taken into the ftomach comes back towards the mouth . If the meal confifted of a mixture of animal and vegetable food , it is part of the vegetable that always rises ; which correfponds exactly with the appearances in the phi als ...
... taken into the ftomach comes back towards the mouth . If the meal confifted of a mixture of animal and vegetable food , it is part of the vegetable that always rises ; which correfponds exactly with the appearances in the phi als ...
Strana 78
... taken ill , was a very feasonable step in the Ꭵ King , fince he thereby difpelled the jeas loufies , which not only his enemies , but al- fo many of his friends began to entertain of the prefent Parliament ; whereas had he not given ...
... taken ill , was a very feasonable step in the Ꭵ King , fince he thereby difpelled the jeas loufies , which not only his enemies , but al- fo many of his friends began to entertain of the prefent Parliament ; whereas had he not given ...
Strana 193
... taken and disposed in little heaps , one after the other , on a piece of new buckram covered with powder of emery . When they are thus difpofed , the powder of emery is laid on them , and , the emery being fprinkled with oil , the ...
... taken and disposed in little heaps , one after the other , on a piece of new buckram covered with powder of emery . When they are thus difpofed , the powder of emery is laid on them , and , the emery being fprinkled with oil , the ...
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