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... complexion does not exhibit so clear a red and white as the British or the German . And there is a tinge of sallowness spread over it which indicates the tendency of the climate to generate bile . " These , with a variety of similar ...
... complexion does not exhibit so clear a red and white as the British or the German . And there is a tinge of sallowness spread over it which indicates the tendency of the climate to generate bile . " These , with a variety of similar ...
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... complexion of its aboriginal inhabitants . The tribes and nations residing in its hot- test sections ought certainly to exhibit a darker complexion than those who are fanned by the breezes of its milder skies ; or chafed by the tempests ...
... complexion of its aboriginal inhabitants . The tribes and nations residing in its hot- test sections ought certainly to exhibit a darker complexion than those who are fanned by the breezes of its milder skies ; or chafed by the tempests ...
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... complexion , marked , perhaps , by different shades , ought , with a few exceptions , to prevail throughout the whole tropical section of that peninsula . The reason on which we found this declaration is , that , as far as the country ...
... complexion , marked , perhaps , by different shades , ought , with a few exceptions , to prevail throughout the whole tropical section of that peninsula . The reason on which we found this declaration is , that , as far as the country ...
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