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Page 9
... equally destitute of moisture : but , like the camel , it oc- casionally imbibes large quantities of fluid , and retains them to sup- ply the deficiency of drier seasons . The Nepenthes distillatoria , or pitcher - plant , indigenous in ...
... equally destitute of moisture : but , like the camel , it oc- casionally imbibes large quantities of fluid , and retains them to sup- ply the deficiency of drier seasons . The Nepenthes distillatoria , or pitcher - plant , indigenous in ...
Page 20
... equally respectable , who tried it , derided these as credulous , and asserted that they themselves had experienced no benefit what- ever from it . The regular physicians of Vienna treated Mesmer as a quack and impostor , and rendered ...
... equally respectable , who tried it , derided these as credulous , and asserted that they themselves had experienced no benefit what- ever from it . The regular physicians of Vienna treated Mesmer as a quack and impostor , and rendered ...
Page 97
... equally loathe every thing in the shape of oppression , en- croachment , or dictation . They claim the same right of instruc- ting their officers , and exercise the same power of dismissing them on the slightest provocation . But then ...
... equally loathe every thing in the shape of oppression , en- croachment , or dictation . They claim the same right of instruc- ting their officers , and exercise the same power of dismissing them on the slightest provocation . But then ...
Page 100
... equally disposed to persecution and oppres- sion with the ancient bishop . It was with these feelings that he scornfully penned his sonnet " On the New Forcers of Conscience under the Long Parliament ; " and it was against the ...
... equally disposed to persecution and oppres- sion with the ancient bishop . It was with these feelings that he scornfully penned his sonnet " On the New Forcers of Conscience under the Long Parliament ; " and it was against the ...
Page 109
... equally his enemies , has nothing that I can see , very blameable in it , unless it was a crime not to leave it in the power of his enemies to destroy him with ease . " Cromwell certainly played his cards with the greatest possible ...
... equally his enemies , has nothing that I can see , very blameable in it , unless it was a crime not to leave it in the power of his enemies to destroy him with ease . " Cromwell certainly played his cards with the greatest possible ...
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