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Page 47
... become languid and feeble , and in a few weeks , sometimes in a few days after , are attacked by fever . At first it is commonly of a tertian type , which , after two or three paroxysms , becomes a double tertian , and then a continued ...
... become languid and feeble , and in a few weeks , sometimes in a few days after , are attacked by fever . At first it is commonly of a tertian type , which , after two or three paroxysms , becomes a double tertian , and then a continued ...
Page 198
... become sure guides . A writing may operate injuriously and destructively to an enormous extent , without infringing a sin- gle letter of the most rigid enactments . Its effects arise from the difference of local situations and lines ...
... become sure guides . A writing may operate injuriously and destructively to an enormous extent , without infringing a sin- gle letter of the most rigid enactments . Its effects arise from the difference of local situations and lines ...
Page 504
... become dry , I work out the colour with the point of a stick and a knife from those parts that are not intended to be stained , and am thus enabled to execute the most delicate ornaments , and most intri- cate designs , with exactness ...
... become dry , I work out the colour with the point of a stick and a knife from those parts that are not intended to be stained , and am thus enabled to execute the most delicate ornaments , and most intri- cate designs , with exactness ...
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ADDRESS TO THE READER | 9 |
The Pastors Fireside a novel By Miss Jane Porter | 32 |
Account of Bataviaits inhabitants commerce cli | 46 |
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