Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 38Pub. for J. Hinton, 1766 |
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... those who fell them , the mistakes of those who adminifter them , the poisonous qualities of the veffels in which they are prepared ; but think a lit- tle feriously on the epidemical difeafes bred by bad air among great numbers of men ...
... those who fell them , the mistakes of those who adminifter them , the poisonous qualities of the veffels in which they are prepared ; but think a lit- tle feriously on the epidemical difeafes bred by bad air among great numbers of men ...
Strana 16
... those crowds of fervants and wretches which it never fails to create , it crufhes and ruins the laborious inhabitants of town and country : Not unlike thofe winds , which , covering both trees and herbs with devouring infe & as , rob ...
... those crowds of fervants and wretches which it never fails to create , it crufhes and ruins the laborious inhabitants of town and country : Not unlike thofe winds , which , covering both trees and herbs with devouring infe & as , rob ...
Strana 200
... those which he does not take to himself ; this causes a general revolution in the government . He has views of grandeur and elevation which perfons of our fex know not how to have . I have read in the Annals of our Mo- narchy , that ...
... those which he does not take to himself ; this causes a general revolution in the government . He has views of grandeur and elevation which perfons of our fex know not how to have . I have read in the Annals of our Mo- narchy , that ...
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