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... keep them from falling down too low ; and by stroking up the forehead , to keep them from being low - foreheaded . And it is a common practice to swathe infants , that they may grow more straight , and better shaped : and we see young ...
... keep them from falling down too low ; and by stroking up the forehead , to keep them from being low - foreheaded . And it is a common practice to swathe infants , that they may grow more straight , and better shaped : and we see young ...
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... keep the oil from frying in the stomach , you must drink a good draught of mild beer after it ; and to keep it from relaxing the stomach too much , you must put in a little powder of cinnamon . 53. The yolks of eggs are of themselves so ...
... keep the oil from frying in the stomach , you must drink a good draught of mild beer after it ; and to keep it from relaxing the stomach too much , you must put in a little powder of cinnamon . 53. The yolks of eggs are of themselves so ...
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... keep the body in cells and cloisters , without going abroad , yet they give space unto bodies to turn into vapour ; to return into liquor , and to separate one part from another . So as nature doth expati- ate , although it hath not ...
... keep the body in cells and cloisters , without going abroad , yet they give space unto bodies to turn into vapour ; to return into liquor , and to separate one part from another . So as nature doth expati- ate , although it hath not ...
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... keep in their spi- rits as in divers liquefactions : and so doth time in some bodies of a softer consistence , as is mani- fest in honey , which by age waxeth more liquid , and the like in sugar ; and so in old oil , which is ever more ...
... keep in their spi- rits as in divers liquefactions : and so doth time in some bodies of a softer consistence , as is mani- fest in honey , which by age waxeth more liquid , and the like in sugar ; and so in old oil , which is ever more ...
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... keep the metal perpetually molten , and no more ; for that above all importeth to the work . For the material , take silver , which is the metal that in nature symbolizeth most with gold ; put in also with the silver , a tenth part of ...
... keep the metal perpetually molten , and no more ; for that above all importeth to the work . For the material , take silver , which is the metal that in nature symbolizeth most with gold ; put in also with the silver , a tenth part of ...
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