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... animal fubftances ; for if a dead in- fect , or animal food of any fort , was laid in their way , it was im- mediately carried off . It was found almost impoffible to preferve cold victuals from them . The largest carcaffes , as foon as ...
... animal fubftances ; for if a dead in- fect , or animal food of any fort , was laid in their way , it was im- mediately carried off . It was found almost impoffible to preferve cold victuals from them . The largest carcaffes , as foon as ...
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... animal and vegetable folids being , as we are told , compounds of mucilage and water , co- agulation takes place in them , as well as in fluids . It is to be obferved , ' continues the Doctor , that all colour- lefs animal mucilages are ...
... animal and vegetable folids being , as we are told , compounds of mucilage and water , co- agulation takes place in them , as well as in fluids . It is to be obferved , ' continues the Doctor , that all colour- lefs animal mucilages are ...
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... animal , not more than an ounce or two , at the very moit , from one , even of the largest animals . However , the part coagulating on extravafation , the part agreeing with ferum in its qualities ; the globular part , which in fome animals ...
... animal , not more than an ounce or two , at the very moit , from one , even of the largest animals . However , the part coagulating on extravafation , the part agreeing with ferum in its qualities ; the globular part , which in fome animals ...
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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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