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Page 307
... necessary to use the leaves only , because the stalk does not part with its acridity . You then put the leaves in an oven after the bread is ken out of it ; and allow them to be dried no more than is just necessary to enable them to be ...
... necessary to use the leaves only , because the stalk does not part with its acridity . You then put the leaves in an oven after the bread is ken out of it ; and allow them to be dried no more than is just necessary to enable them to be ...
Page 451
... necessary in such a treatise to amuse us with speculations on things which have taken place , and which may take place in another state , things which it is impossible we should know , since divine wisdom has not judged it necessary to ...
... necessary in such a treatise to amuse us with speculations on things which have taken place , and which may take place in another state , things which it is impossible we should know , since divine wisdom has not judged it necessary to ...
Page 597
... necessary to carry on the manufactories ; and that the other nine parts would go to maintain the labourers above mentioned in some other more profitable branch of industry . The means of subsistence , and consequently the opu- lence and ...
... necessary to carry on the manufactories ; and that the other nine parts would go to maintain the labourers above mentioned in some other more profitable branch of industry . The means of subsistence , and consequently the opu- lence and ...
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