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... head , which we ge- nerally call the outside . This observation is so very notorious , that when in ordi nary discourse we say a man has a fine head , a long head , or a good head , we express ourselves metaphorically , and speak in ...
... head , which we ge- nerally call the outside . This observation is so very notorious , that when in ordi nary discourse we say a man has a fine head , a long head , or a good head , we express ourselves metaphorically , and speak in ...
Side 292
... heads . As for the skull , the face , and indeed the whole out- ward shape and figure of the head , we could not discover any difference from what we observe in the heads of other men . We were informed , that the person to whom this head ...
... heads . As for the skull , the face , and indeed the whole out- ward shape and figure of the head , we could not discover any difference from what we observe in the heads of other men . We were informed , that the person to whom this head ...
Side 331
... head ; and upon giving us to know , that the head , which was of beaten silver , had been stolen away several years since : " Some Whig , I'll warrant you , ( says Sir Roger ; ) you ought to lock up your kings better ; they will carry ...
... head ; and upon giving us to know , that the head , which was of beaten silver , had been stolen away several years since : " Some Whig , I'll warrant you , ( says Sir Roger ; ) you ought to lock up your kings better ; they will carry ...
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