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Alexander Chalmers. CHICVCO TIBBVB . LHE T. DAVISON , Lombard - street , Whitefriars , London . PR1361 C4 106673 SPECTATOR . N ° 195-253 . Α CONTENTS .
Alexander Chalmers. CHICVCO TIBBVB . LHE T. DAVISON , Lombard - street , Whitefriars , London . PR1361 C4 106673 SPECTATOR . N ° 195-253 . Α CONTENTS .
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... cordingly we find that those parts of the world are the most healthy , where they subsist by the chase ; and that men lived longest when their lives were Ac- 1 employed in hunting , and when they had little food 2 No 195 . SPECTATOR .
... cordingly we find that those parts of the world are the most healthy , where they subsist by the chase ; and that men lived longest when their lives were Ac- 1 employed in hunting , and when they had little food 2 No 195 . SPECTATOR .
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... spectator , as well as such subjects which appear indeed more speculative , but are less instructive . In a word , sir , I would have you turn your thoughts to the advantage of such as want you most ; and shew that simplicity ...
... spectator , as well as such subjects which appear indeed more speculative , but are less instructive . In a word , sir , I would have you turn your thoughts to the advantage of such as want you most ; and shew that simplicity ...
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