The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 39The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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I must observe to you , ation of luch effcets of it in the followthat when I first was taken into the thip , ing ones , as plainly evince that man had I gave a false account of mysell ; been in a very different state , troin what which ...
I must observe to you , ation of luch effcets of it in the followthat when I first was taken into the thip , ing ones , as plainly evince that man had I gave a false account of mysell ; been in a very different state , troin what which ...
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Let connits of some useful remarks upon one of the following powders be taken Mr Alexander's treatment of purrid early in the morning , an hour or diseafes . 211 wo hefore breakfast , and at five or fix 164.
Let connits of some useful remarks upon one of the following powders be taken Mr Alexander's treatment of purrid early in the morning , an hour or diseafes . 211 wo hefore breakfast , and at five or fix 164.
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... Had we proceeded otherwise , and taken gave it to poor Lott , who drank , but the shortest and easieft method , that of complained that it was bitter and hot , amputation , whilst there was a probâ- and had a bad rafte .
... Had we proceeded otherwise , and taken gave it to poor Lott , who drank , but the shortest and easieft method , that of complained that it was bitter and hot , amputation , whilst there was a probâ- and had a bad rafte .
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