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perate diet will bring along with it . In the first place , you may enjoy good health ; for you may readily believe how detrimental a diversity of things is to any man , when you recollect thať sort of food , which , by its simplicity ...
perate diet will bring along with it . In the first place , you may enjoy good health ; for you may readily believe how detrimental a diversity of things is to any man , when you recollect thať sort of food , which , by its simplicity ...
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on the moon , and what brings out her orb ; what is the intention and power of the jarring harmony of things ; whether Empedocles , or the hypothesis of Stertinius , be in the wrong : However , whether you * murder fishes or onions and ...
on the moon , and what brings out her orb ; what is the intention and power of the jarring harmony of things ; whether Empedocles , or the hypothesis of Stertinius , be in the wrong : However , whether you * murder fishes or onions and ...
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Our advancing years * bring many advantages along with them , many our declining ones take away . That the parts therefore belong to age may not be given to a youth , and those of a man to a boy , we must dwell par : ticularly on those ...
Our advancing years * bring many advantages along with them , many our declining ones take away . That the parts therefore belong to age may not be given to a youth , and those of a man to a boy , we must dwell par : ticularly on those ...
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