 | Constantin-François Volney - 1804 - 550 pages
...the United States, say, that their friends, who had been settled a few years in the southern or even central states, appeared to them to have grown as...him the whole winter, but reduce him to a state of deplorable weakness and languor. Lower Canada and the cold countries adjacent are scarcely at all subject... | |
 | Constantin François de Chassebœuf comte de Volney - 1804 - 558 pages
...the United States, say, that their friends, who had been settled a few years in the southern or even central states, appeared to them to have grown as...him the whole winter, but reduce him to a state of deplorable weakness and languor. Lower Canada and the cold countries adjacent are scarcely at all subject... | |
 | John Macgregor - 1828 - 344 pages
...friends who have been settled a few years in the southern, or central state, appear to them to grow as old again as they would have done in England or Scotland. If these fevers fix on a person at the end of October, they will not quit him the whole winter, but reduce him to a... | |
 | John MacGregor - 1828 - 290 pages
...friends who have been settled a few years in the southern, or central state, appear to them to growas old again as they would have done in England or Scotland. If these fevers fix on a person at the end of October, they will not quit him the whole winter, but reduce him to a... | |
 | James Bell - 1831 - 778 pages
...their friends who had been settled there a few years in the southern, or even central states, appeared to have grown as old again as they would have done in England or Scotland. This comparative shortness of human life is owing to two causes : the one physical, namely, the climate,... | |
 | John M'Gregor - 1832 - 1200 pages
...friends who have been settled a few years in the Southern, or Central States, appear to them to grow as old again as they would have done in England or Scotland. " If these fevers fix on a person at the end of October, they will not quit him the whole winter, but reduce him to a... | |
 | John MacGregor - 1847 - 1362 pages
...friends who have been settled a few years in the southern or central states, appear to them to grow as old again as they would have done in England or Scotland. " If these fevers fix on a person at the end of October, they will not quit him the whole winter, but reduce him to a... | |
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States, appear to them to grow as old again as they would have done in England or Scotland. " If these fevers fix on a person at the end of October, they will not quit him the whole winter, but reduce him to a state of deplorable languor and weakness.... 