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... afflicted one drags o t a miserable existence until death gives relief from slffer:nx. The disease is often mistaken for other complaints; but, if the reader will ask himself the following questions, he vvi'l be able to deter. mine whether he himself is one ...
... one drags out a miserable t existence until death gives relief from suffering. The disease 1 2 is often mistaken for other complaints; but, if the reader will as], himself the following questions, he will be able to deter. J mine whether he himself is one ...
... afflicted one drags out a miserable H existence until death gives relief from suffering. The disease is often mistaken for other complaints; but, if the reader will ask lhimself the following questions, be will be able to deter. l mine whether be himself is one ...
... out a miserable esos ie n |xistence until death gives relieffrom sutfer;ug. The disease CGerr is often midtaken for other complaints; but, if the reader will BTPl e ask himnself the following questions, he will be able to deter. | con sI mine whether he ...
... afflicted one tirogs out a miserable existence until death gives relief from suffering. The disease is often mistaken for other complaints; blat, if the reader will ask lainself the following questions, he will be able to deter. L mine whether he himself is one ...
... afflicted one drags out a miserable existence until death gives relief from suffering. The disasme is often mistaken for other complaints; but,if the reader will ask hirseef the following questions, be will be able to deter. 'mine'whether he himself 'is one ...
... afflicted one drags out a miserable existence until death gives relief from ssffering. The disease . is often mistaken for other complaints ; but, if the reader will ask himself the following questions, he wi'l be able to deter- mine whether he himself is one ...
... 9th April, IMh. N 'to A. J. White, Ew4. -p Sir,-I beg to infotmh yol that I ave been suffering for so asetime from general inward weakness, and an all. gone, sikiung feeling of the chest and stomach, with a1 be greet dealof.pifin afteroating. I bad consulted ...
... Albion-road, Woolwich. A hent, 9th April, 1880. Sir,-I beg to inform yeo that I have been suffering for some time from general inward weakness, and an all. gone, sinking feeling of the chest and stomach, wibh a great deal of pain after eating. I had consulted ...
... Kent, 9th April, 18S0. To A. J. White, Esq. Sir,-I beg to ifnform you that I have been suffering for some time from general inward weakness, and an all. gone, sinking feeling of the chest and stomach, with a great deal of pain after eating. I had consulted ...
... Kent, 9th April, 1880. To A. J. White, Esq. Sir,-I bea to inform you that I have been suffering for some time from general inward weakness, and an all- gone, sinking feeling of the chest and stomach, with a great deal of pain after eating. I had consulted ...
... 1860. To AeJ. White3, Roeq.r1,18: ohrSee' Sir,-I beg to inform you that I have beeno uffering for some time from general inward weakness, and an all. gone, sinking feeling of the cheat and stomach, with a getdeal of pain after eating, I had consulted ...