A Miscellany, Containing Several Tracts on Various Subjects, Volume 1J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1752 - 267 pages |
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Page 15
... Evil , Leprofy , and fouleft Cafes , Tar - Water cannot be too much recommended . The poor Vagabonds of Ireland , are many of them in- fected and eaten up with the foul Disease , which with them paffeth for a Canker , as they call it ...
... Evil , Leprofy , and fouleft Cafes , Tar - Water cannot be too much recommended . The poor Vagabonds of Ireland , are many of them in- fected and eaten up with the foul Disease , which with them paffeth for a Canker , as they call it ...
Page 16
... Evil , fo lothfom in its Symptoms and Effects , and withal fo difficult , if at all poffible , to cure by any other Method , is moft furely and cafily cured by the Tar - Water , even when the Pa- tient is far gone , even when he derives ...
... Evil , fo lothfom in its Symptoms and Effects , and withal fo difficult , if at all poffible , to cure by any other Method , is moft furely and cafily cured by the Tar - Water , even when the Pa- tient is far gone , even when he derives ...
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... tainment , hath been admitted among us ; though it be in truth a Contagion of the worst Kind , The Plague , dreadful as it is , is an Evil of fhort duration ; duration ; Cities have often recovered and flourifh- ed after 42 An ESSAY , & c .
... tainment , hath been admitted among us ; though it be in truth a Contagion of the worst Kind , The Plague , dreadful as it is , is an Evil of fhort duration ; duration ; Cities have often recovered and flourifh- ed after 42 An ESSAY , & c .
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... Evil , or the great Source of our Mif fortunes , it is but the natural Effect of thofe Prin- ciples , which for many Years have been propagated with great Induftry . And as a fharp Diftemper , by reclaiming a Man from Intemperance , may ...
... Evil , or the great Source of our Mif fortunes , it is but the natural Effect of thofe Prin- ciples , which for many Years have been propagated with great Induftry . And as a fharp Diftemper , by reclaiming a Man from Intemperance , may ...
Page 57
... Evil , as they are better or worse . Our Notions and Opinions are a conftant Check on our Appetites , and Balance to our Paffions ; and , although they may not in every Inftance con- trol and rule , yet they will never fail , ftrongly ...
... Evil , as they are better or worse . Our Notions and Opinions are a conftant Check on our Appetites , and Balance to our Paffions ; and , although they may not in every Inftance con- trol and rule , yet they will never fail , ftrongly ...
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