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rank are also in general above our middle staturef
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is observable in the persons of the Erees, through
all; the other Island , is foUnd also here. These,
\?vhom we sail, were^ without exception, perfectly
hi well formed ; whereas the lower sort besides their
general inferiority, are subject to all the variety uf
make and figure, that is seen in the populäre of
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fections, they are, in general* very subject to toils
andulvers, etc.*
a) €doH i. 91, II; 171.172.
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; cording to the regular institution» forme their epii“
- neetionS with women of their respective ranks; but
if with any inferior one* which frequently heppens*
and a child be born, it is -preserved, and has the
rarik of the father; 3lucp be^veifl{ ia;:/ wa§ 4T pith