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... vation, without knowing or expe.ieneing the leit Part of that odious, not to add dangerous Open. tion ; and cure* with fuch Privacy, that ne» your Bedfellow cannot know your Complaint. Their Drops alfo prefer** .heir Virion for many Years, in nil Sesfons ...

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... vation, without knowing or experiencing the lealt Part of that odious, not to add dangerous Qptra- tion ; and curtt with fitch Privacy, that even your Bedfellow cannot know your Complainl'. Thefe Drops alfo preftrva their Virtues for many Years, ia ?? and Climates ...

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... Jafiorj, without knowing or experiencing the leaft [art of .that odiov», oot to add dangtwh* Opera- tion j and cures with fuck Privacy, that .«*tß your BedWlow cannot know your Complaint. Tbefe Drop* slfb prefer** their Virtue* /or many Years, in dl Seafbn* ...

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... generally known : for the fame caufes which rendered their departure from Scotland neceffary, fuggelled the neceffity of privacy, even in foreign countries. An event, however, loon happened, which, whilft it removed the neceflity lurlher precautions, ...

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... they conveyed to town in a coach, and carried them to the Poultrji-comptcr. This affair was conduced with fuch calmnefs and privacy, that not the lead buflle was made, and not even the Coachman knew what they were ut, till, when he brought his fare to town ...