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Page 65
... matter would not be thoroughly confumed , and the alcali would form fuch a union with the earthy parts as could not eafily be diffolved . ' He has added this caution , as Dr. Lewis and Mr. Doffie have inadvertently directed the contrary ...
... matter would not be thoroughly confumed , and the alcali would form fuch a union with the earthy parts as could not eafily be diffolved . ' He has added this caution , as Dr. Lewis and Mr. Doffie have inadvertently directed the contrary ...
Page 402
... matter . We cannot trace by inspection the manner in which the fluid nutritious matter is applied in forming folid parts ; but as mufcles are compofed of parts fo re- gularly figured and endowed with contractility , it feems probable ...
... matter . We cannot trace by inspection the manner in which the fluid nutritious matter is applied in forming folid parts ; but as mufcles are compofed of parts fo re- gularly figured and endowed with contractility , it feems probable ...
Page 432
... matter found in me , whether he like it or not , is found alfo in HOMER , and that the matter not found in me , how much foever he may admire it , is found only in Mr. Pope . I have omitted no- thing ; I have invented nothing . There is ...
... matter found in me , whether he like it or not , is found alfo in HOMER , and that the matter not found in me , how much foever he may admire it , is found only in Mr. Pope . I have omitted no- thing ; I have invented nothing . There is ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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