The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 - English literature Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Page 103
... Sometimes he is reprefented as a phyfician , fometimes as an apothecary , but in either chara & er he must be very unfuccefs- ful ; for to write of a phyfician without infinuating that his prac- tice decayed by the death of his patients ...
... Sometimes he is reprefented as a phyfician , fometimes as an apothecary , but in either chara & er he must be very unfuccefs- ful ; for to write of a phyfician without infinuating that his prac- tice decayed by the death of his patients ...
Page 459
... Sometimes it is fo fœtid as to affect the refpiration , and produce asphyxiæ , particularly in decompofing the antimoniated hepars , and preci pitating the golden fulphurs . The heat required , in thefe in Itances , influences the ...
... Sometimes it is fo fœtid as to affect the refpiration , and produce asphyxiæ , particularly in decompofing the antimoniated hepars , and preci pitating the golden fulphurs . The heat required , in thefe in Itances , influences the ...
Page 511
... sometimes on the left . The animal , with his eyes always fixed on the hand , ballances his head and body on the tail , which remains immoveable , and forms the refem- blance of a fort of dance . The naja can fupport this exercise for ...
... sometimes on the left . The animal , with his eyes always fixed on the hand , ballances his head and body on the tail , which remains immoveable , and forms the refem- blance of a fort of dance . The naja can fupport this exercise for ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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