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Page 251
... notice from us . The Appendix , which forms nearly one - half of the volume , is occupied by papers relative to Dr. Mitchill's theory . Dr. Trotter observes that much important matter , just trans- mitted to us , has been withheld for ...
... notice from us . The Appendix , which forms nearly one - half of the volume , is occupied by papers relative to Dr. Mitchill's theory . Dr. Trotter observes that much important matter , just trans- mitted to us , has been withheld for ...
Page 441
... notice of the poetry , if such it can be called ; but as I hold it , except in a few bright passages , beneath all notice , and merely as a vehicle for the notes , or as Mr. Stevens ludicrously said , as pegs to hang them on , I will ...
... notice of the poetry , if such it can be called ; but as I hold it , except in a few bright passages , beneath all notice , and merely as a vehicle for the notes , or as Mr. Stevens ludicrously said , as pegs to hang them on , I will ...
Page 448
... notice , occurs at p . 91. net 89 and relates not to the doctrine of acid perspiration , but to the sen- sible qualities of the urine in asthma . Mr. L. has hazarded a conjec- ture that the cause of asthma depends on the predominance of ...
... notice , occurs at p . 91. net 89 and relates not to the doctrine of acid perspiration , but to the sen- sible qualities of the urine in asthma . Mr. L. has hazarded a conjec- ture that the cause of asthma depends on the predominance of ...
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