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Page 80
... alfo feems ftill further to illuftrate the con- jecture , that a certain ftate of body predisposes to a torpid state . A tame marmot , which had become extremely fat during fummer in the profeffor's houfe , continued awake during the ...
... alfo feems ftill further to illuftrate the con- jecture , that a certain ftate of body predisposes to a torpid state . A tame marmot , which had become extremely fat during fummer in the profeffor's houfe , continued awake during the ...
Page 207
... alfo that a painter , in order to fucceed , muft not only be practifed in drawing , but alfo in modelling , that he may obtain juft ideas of the real appearance of objects of every kind . A knowlege of optics is alfo requifite ; as the ...
... alfo that a painter , in order to fucceed , muft not only be practifed in drawing , but alfo in modelling , that he may obtain juft ideas of the real appearance of objects of every kind . A knowlege of optics is alfo requifite ; as the ...
Page 319
... alfo by Mr. Anderson in the 5th volume of the Archaelogia . ' Capt . Grose adds an account of the vitrified forts , which he quotes from Williams , the firft writer , we believe , who di- rected the attention of the public to these very ...
... alfo by Mr. Anderson in the 5th volume of the Archaelogia . ' Capt . Grose adds an account of the vitrified forts , which he quotes from Williams , the firft writer , we believe , who di- rected the attention of the public to these very ...
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Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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