Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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Page 86
... Hence do the Burmese and Siamese Emperors from time to time send deputations of learned men to this island , either to bring over some sacred book which may be found wanting in their collections , or to consult with the Talapoins on the ...
... Hence do the Burmese and Siamese Emperors from time to time send deputations of learned men to this island , either to bring over some sacred book which may be found wanting in their collections , or to consult with the Talapoins on the ...
Page 134
... Hence it may be considered an advantage here , that the women as twice or thrice as numerous as the men . 40. When the physicians find , after several days spent in attempting a cure , that the disorder will not yield to their remedies ...
... Hence it may be considered an advantage here , that the women as twice or thrice as numerous as the men . 40. When the physicians find , after several days spent in attempting a cure , that the disorder will not yield to their remedies ...
Page 135
... Hence , sup- posing , as they do , that two or three doses of a good medicine is sufficient to cure any disorder , if after two or three days they still continue ill , they immediately conclude that the physician is unskilful , and have ...
... Hence , sup- posing , as they do , that two or three doses of a good medicine is sufficient to cure any disorder , if after two or three days they still continue ill , they immediately conclude that the physician is unskilful , and have ...
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