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This is only to be understood of the married ment ; for married women and maidens do not drink of it , nor will they ever confent fo to do unless in extreme cafes of ficknefs . Thofe who drink wine when in health are accounted infamous ...
This is only to be understood of the married ment ; for married women and maidens do not drink of it , nor will they ever confent fo to do unless in extreme cafes of ficknefs . Thofe who drink wine when in health are accounted infamous ...
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was one of those who thought that Africa could not be cultivated ; but if there were men adventrous enough to undertake it , why prevent them from trying the experi ment ? He fhould therefore vote for the bill .
was one of those who thought that Africa could not be cultivated ; but if there were men adventrous enough to undertake it , why prevent them from trying the experi ment ? He fhould therefore vote for the bill .
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... ment in the Court of King's no less than 40,000 !. in Charles Bench , for publishing in that Town . The mode in which paper a libel , ftating that a crithofe frauds have been fuccefs minal intercourse had taken fully practifed ...
... ment in the Court of King's no less than 40,000 !. in Charles Bench , for publishing in that Town . The mode in which paper a libel , ftating that a crithofe frauds have been fuccefs minal intercourse had taken fully practifed ...
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