Miscellanies upon various subjects ... / [John Aubrey].

  • John Aubrey
Date:
1784
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    a family in Straths-pey of the name of Grant. They appeared at firft in the likenefs of a young lafs; the fecond of a young lad. Dr. Moulin (who prefents his fervice to you) hath no acquaintance in Orkney ; but I have juft now fpoken with one, who not only hath acquaintance in that country, but alfo entertains fome thoughts of going thither him- felf, to get me an account of the cures ufually practifed there. The Cortex Winteranus, mentioned by you as an excellent medicine, I have heard it commended as good for the {curvy; if you know it to be emiment or fpecifick (fuch as the: Peruvian Bark is) for any difeafe, I fhall be well pleafed to be in- formed by you. | | Thus, Sir, you have an account of all my informations concerning fecond-fighted men: I have alfo briefly touched all the other par- ticulars in both your letters, which needed a reply, except your thanks fo liberally and obligingly returned to me for my letters, and the kind fenfe you exprefs of that {mall fervice. The kind reception which you have given to thofe
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