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Date: 1760-7
"With the best intelligence which all these messengers [his animal spirits] could bring him back, Phutatorius was not able to dive into the secret of what was going forwards below, nor could he make any kind of conjecture, what the devil was the matter with it."
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Date: 1768
"Every dirty passion, and bad propensity in my nature, took the alarm, as I stated the proposition."
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