The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 7, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1857 - Ireland |
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Page 877
... considered to owe its origin to a peculiar derangement of the constitution of the blood , which in cases characterised by a craving for green food , is considered to be deficient in the ele- ments which such food when eaten and digested ...
... considered to owe its origin to a peculiar derangement of the constitution of the blood , which in cases characterised by a craving for green food , is considered to be deficient in the ele- ments which such food when eaten and digested ...
Page 1063
... considered in more lights than one , always to choose the most favorable . If there is no apology to be found , soften the bad impression it makes , by reflecting that the in- tention might not have been equally blameable ; remember ...
... considered in more lights than one , always to choose the most favorable . If there is no apology to be found , soften the bad impression it makes , by reflecting that the in- tention might not have been equally blameable ; remember ...
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... considered advisable to prove whether or not the confidence of Prisoners in each other was equal to that entertained by the Autho rities . Not one instance of wrangling , or of dispute has arisen during a period of twenty months , with ...
... considered advisable to prove whether or not the confidence of Prisoners in each other was equal to that entertained by the Autho rities . Not one instance of wrangling , or of dispute has arisen during a period of twenty months , with ...
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