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... inftances of Longevity referred to in his lift . Edward Lawfon , of Sanderland , a native of Northumberland , was for many years fettled in the parish of Bishop Wear- mouth , where he rented fucceffively feveral ... Inftance of Longevity .
... inftances of Longevity referred to in his lift . Edward Lawfon , of Sanderland , a native of Northumberland , was for many years fettled in the parish of Bishop Wear- mouth , where he rented fucceffively feveral ... Inftance of Longevity .
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... inftance to the very fame quality which in another is infifted upon as con- ftituting its fole and indifputable ... inftances . With very few exceptions , the Scotchman , the Irish- man , the Welchinan , the Londoner , the native of ...
... inftance to the very fame quality which in another is infifted upon as con- ftituting its fole and indifputable ... inftances . With very few exceptions , the Scotchman , the Irish- man , the Welchinan , the Londoner , the native of ...
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... inftance in point : Some of the Cumberland papers lately afferted , that bills had been pofted up in the city of Carlisle , announcing that a gentleman on a certain day and hour , would walk over the river Eden , very near the bridge ...
... inftance in point : Some of the Cumberland papers lately afferted , that bills had been pofted up in the city of Carlisle , announcing that a gentleman on a certain day and hour , would walk over the river Eden , very near the bridge ...
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... inftance in which bricks appear , except from dila pidation ; it is considered as vulgar ; but as this idea cannot prevail univerfally , the custom probably originated in its Toore effectually guarding them from the cold . Most of the ...
... inftance in which bricks appear , except from dila pidation ; it is considered as vulgar ; but as this idea cannot prevail univerfally , the custom probably originated in its Toore effectually guarding them from the cold . Most of the ...
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... inftance . Tracing the progrefs of one of thefe rabid dogs afterwards into the country , Le enumerates the feveral animals , and even fome of the human fpecies , lately bitten in its flight from village to vil lage . This writer very ...
... inftance . Tracing the progrefs of one of thefe rabid dogs afterwards into the country , Le enumerates the feveral animals , and even fome of the human fpecies , lately bitten in its flight from village to vil lage . This writer very ...
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