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... given to the spectator of the whole ruins laid open . The hypocausts , passages , courts , and roads will be beneath him , plainly depicted as in a map . By this means the interest of these singular remains will be greatly enhanced to ...
... given to the spectator of the whole ruins laid open . The hypocausts , passages , courts , and roads will be beneath him , plainly depicted as in a map . By this means the interest of these singular remains will be greatly enhanced to ...
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... given entrance to them ; but then we should expect to find the marks in the walls where they had been fixed , as was the case at Pompeii , where staircases appear to have been very common . In excavating the rubbish from these rooms ...
... given entrance to them ; but then we should expect to find the marks in the walls where they had been fixed , as was the case at Pompeii , where staircases appear to have been very common . In excavating the rubbish from these rooms ...
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... given by the hospital surgeon by what is termed subcutaneous incision ; that is , a puncture was made in the skin , and a small quantity of the drug was injected beneath it , from the effects of which he died . narcotized . A diseased ...
... given by the hospital surgeon by what is termed subcutaneous incision ; that is , a puncture was made in the skin , and a small quantity of the drug was injected beneath it , from the effects of which he died . narcotized . A diseased ...
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... given to drink , the coroner suggested to the foreman of the jury that they should state in their verdict that the accident was the result of her intoxicated condition at the time ; but the jury refused to accede to his wish ; and he ...
... given to drink , the coroner suggested to the foreman of the jury that they should state in their verdict that the accident was the result of her intoxicated condition at the time ; but the jury refused to accede to his wish ; and he ...
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... given , the registrar refused a burial order , and hence the inquest . Coroners in the metropolitan district are more than usually critical in cases of illegitimate children , in consequence of the fearful amount of infanticide A DAY ...
... given , the registrar refused a burial order , and hence the inquest . Coroners in the metropolitan district are more than usually critical in cases of illegitimate children , in consequence of the fearful amount of infanticide A DAY ...
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