Works, Volume 39Kraus Reprint, 1967 - Geography |
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Page 96
... give him to drink of this heterogeneous Broath , sometimes Three or Four Pints at a time ; so that if it fails moving the Belly by its excitative Faculty , yet by its excessive Dose it makes way for Evacua- tion : And this they do ...
... give him to drink of this heterogeneous Broath , sometimes Three or Four Pints at a time ; so that if it fails moving the Belly by its excitative Faculty , yet by its excessive Dose it makes way for Evacua- tion : And this they do ...
Page 106
... give Sentence ac- cording to their discretion and the common usages in Capital Offences . Since Celibacy is exploded by their Law , simultaneous Poligamy is not only Tolerated but Commanded , and Whoring is reckoned Meritorious among ...
... give Sentence ac- cording to their discretion and the common usages in Capital Offences . Since Celibacy is exploded by their Law , simultaneous Poligamy is not only Tolerated but Commanded , and Whoring is reckoned Meritorious among ...
Page 110
... give frankly for the space of one year One hundred Thomands ; but I sell this Book for Fifteen , Twenty , or Thirty Thomands to Ambre , and he is content to give it ; therefore I desire in the presence of the Cadi , that Ambre may be ...
... give frankly for the space of one year One hundred Thomands ; but I sell this Book for Fifteen , Twenty , or Thirty Thomands to Ambre , and he is content to give it ; therefore I desire in the presence of the Cadi , that Ambre may be ...
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