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Page 78
... various circumstances , such as age , sex , tem- perament , state of bodily health and habit , & c . But there is a faithful monitor within us , in our own feelings , which ought to warn us when any exertion of the mental faculties is ...
... various circumstances , such as age , sex , tem- perament , state of bodily health and habit , & c . But there is a faithful monitor within us , in our own feelings , which ought to warn us when any exertion of the mental faculties is ...
Page 147
... various parts of the animal body , by communi- cating firmness to the solids , and energy to the fluids , does frequently obliterate the causes of morbid habits . The use of azotic gas , and of the various species of hydrogen gas ...
... various parts of the animal body , by communi- cating firmness to the solids , and energy to the fluids , does frequently obliterate the causes of morbid habits . The use of azotic gas , and of the various species of hydrogen gas ...
Page 149
... various direction of the light produces on the central spot or inner circle of each particle . ' We have derived great satisfaction from the perusal of this impartial and truly philosophical publication . ART . VI . Mordaunt . Sketches ...
... various direction of the light produces on the central spot or inner circle of each particle . ' We have derived great satisfaction from the perusal of this impartial and truly philosophical publication . ART . VI . Mordaunt . Sketches ...
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