Siris: a chain of philosophical reflexions and inquiries concerning the virtues of tar water. [Another] |
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... , except one child which could not be brought to drink tar as the reft had done . 3. Several were preferved from taking the pox by the ufe of this liquor : others had it I mildest manner , and others that they might be ( 4 ) .
... , except one child which could not be brought to drink tar as the reft had done . 3. Several were preferved from taking the pox by the ufe of this liquor : others had it I mildest manner , and others that they might be ( 4 ) .
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... Several fpecies of both are accurately defcribed and delineated by the na- turalifts . But they all agree fo far as to feem related . Theophraftus gives the preference to that refin which is got from the filver fir and pitch tree ...
... Several fpecies of both are accurately defcribed and delineated by the na- turalifts . But they all agree fo far as to feem related . Theophraftus gives the preference to that refin which is got from the filver fir and pitch tree ...
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... several fubjects , and thence often ex- tracted in effential oils or odoriferous waters , from whence they exhale into the open air , and return into their original element . 165. Blue , red , yellow , and other colours , have been ...
... several fubjects , and thence often ex- tracted in effential oils or odoriferous waters , from whence they exhale into the open air , and return into their original element . 165. Blue , red , yellow , and other colours , have been ...
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