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Page 194
... seems to have acquired an extraordinary degree of irritability , which is , on every occasion , anxious to shew ... seem to en- tertain . We have not always approved Dr. T.'s reasoning on medical or chemical subjects ; and we conceive ...
... seems to have acquired an extraordinary degree of irritability , which is , on every occasion , anxious to shew ... seem to en- tertain . We have not always approved Dr. T.'s reasoning on medical or chemical subjects ; and we conceive ...
Page 257
... seems , as Cepede observes , naturally to indicate a similar property . The body is of a very lengthened form , and greatly compressed on the sides : the upper jaw longer than the lower , so that the mouth seems to be placed underneath ...
... seems , as Cepede observes , naturally to indicate a similar property . The body is of a very lengthened form , and greatly compressed on the sides : the upper jaw longer than the lower , so that the mouth seems to be placed underneath ...
Page 457
... seem that , by ana- logy , we might say agere cumulatè : but this phrase , as far as our immediate recollection goes ... seems wanting , if indeed it be wanting , to authorize the phrase ; a polite Frenchman would say , " Si l'expression ...
... seem that , by ana- logy , we might say agere cumulatè : but this phrase , as far as our immediate recollection goes ... seems wanting , if indeed it be wanting , to authorize the phrase ; a polite Frenchman would say , " Si l'expression ...
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