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... become torpid and immoveable . He then proceeds as follows . " It is then not at all 66 furprising , that heat should sharpen the understanding , and cold " blunt it . Thus the fouthern nations are ready in counfel and acute in thought ...
... become torpid and immoveable . He then proceeds as follows . " It is then not at all 66 furprising , that heat should sharpen the understanding , and cold " blunt it . Thus the fouthern nations are ready in counfel and acute in thought ...
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... become mafters of the world . " - -Vege- tius accounts for the different characters of men from the fame principle . " Omnes nationes quæ vicinæ funt foli , nimio calo- re ficcatas , amplius quidem fapere , fed minus habere fanguinis ...
... become mafters of the world . " - -Vege- tius accounts for the different characters of men from the fame principle . " Omnes nationes quæ vicinæ funt foli , nimio calo- re ficcatas , amplius quidem fapere , fed minus habere fanguinis ...
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... becomes a difeafe , termed a plethora . Bodily courage is chiefly founded on the folids . When by the vigour and elasticity of the heart and arteries a brisk circulation of blood is produced , a man is in good fpirits , lively and bold ...
... becomes a difeafe , termed a plethora . Bodily courage is chiefly founded on the folids . When by the vigour and elasticity of the heart and arteries a brisk circulation of blood is produced , a man is in good fpirits , lively and bold ...
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... become like old men . That justly celebrated author certainly intended not any imputation on Providence ; and yet , doth it not look like an imputation , to maintain , that so large a portion of the globe is fit for beafts only , not ...
... become like old men . That justly celebrated author certainly intended not any imputation on Providence ; and yet , doth it not look like an imputation , to maintain , that so large a portion of the globe is fit for beafts only , not ...
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... become shy when often hunted , there is a contrivance of nature , no less simple than effectual , which engages men to bear with chearfulness the fatigues of hunting , and the uncertainty of capture ; and that is , an appetite for ...
... become shy when often hunted , there is a contrivance of nature , no less simple than effectual , which engages men to bear with chearfulness the fatigues of hunting , and the uncertainty of capture ; and that is , an appetite for ...
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