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191678898	Millar	Volume 8, ELE-FOR	1817		.txt	text/plain	871752	66618	81	oaks of the prefent times would have been found confiderably different from thofe that exifted long ago ; gyptians, according to Maillet, is to walh the body feyeral times with rofe-water, which, he elfewhere obferves, is more fragrant in that country than with us 5 which tire king had lent him upon fome former occafion : and immediately following thefe, a ftill greater In the mean time the king was left at a place called The affair ended, however, in the fubmiffion of the clergy : but the barons ftill continued refractory, and for fome time anfwered the king's de¬ thought proper, for fome time behaved in fuch a manhaving been appointed the king s lieutenant in Ireland, great degree of enthufiafm, thinking himfelf extremely fortunate in having works of fuch excellence in his pof* In its general habit, this fpecies bears fome refemblanee to a fmall crocodile, on account of the hard tuberculated and carinated fcales on the upper parts of	./cache/191678898.txt	./txt/191678898.txt