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Page 323
... from the striking and ocular manner sions and the smoke , dust , and danger of fire , in which they are presented , are calculated to would all be got rid of . The only noise in an arrest the attention , and become fixed on the mind ...
... from the striking and ocular manner sions and the smoke , dust , and danger of fire , in which they are presented , are calculated to would all be got rid of . The only noise in an arrest the attention , and become fixed on the mind ...
Page 546
In com- plete fainting the delinquent becomes unable to stand erect , the muscles of his limbs lose their power , and he ... He is now become able to wear his clothes , yet perhaps scarcely able to suffer the weight and friction of his ...
In com- plete fainting the delinquent becomes unable to stand erect , the muscles of his limbs lose their power , and he ... He is now become able to wear his clothes , yet perhaps scarcely able to suffer the weight and friction of his ...
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I wish so cordially to see all my subjects hap- py ; but no man can be truly happy , who is not good - and good in the inmost heart can no man become , save by the silent recreative power of re- ligion . " " This cannot be doubted ...
I wish so cordially to see all my subjects hap- py ; but no man can be truly happy , who is not good - and good in the inmost heart can no man become , save by the silent recreative power of re- ligion . " " This cannot be doubted ...
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