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Page 62
... merit . The second part of Dr. Beddoes's proposal is , ap- That the physicians and surgeons of hospitals be changed ... merit are improperly depressed ? We are far from meaning to insinuate , that any exclusive rules should be permitted ...
... merit . The second part of Dr. Beddoes's proposal is , ap- That the physicians and surgeons of hospitals be changed ... merit are improperly depressed ? We are far from meaning to insinuate , that any exclusive rules should be permitted ...
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... merit , with respect to the conception and delineation of character , the soundness of its sentiments , and the ... merit . The Ode to Poetry abounds with beautiful and spirited imagery , and will afford the reader much of that kind of ...
... merit , with respect to the conception and delineation of character , the soundness of its sentiments , and the ... merit . The Ode to Poetry abounds with beautiful and spirited imagery , and will afford the reader much of that kind of ...
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... merit was great , and their writings were voluminous , here obtain more extended praise : but many of an inferior order are happily sketched in miniature , as it were , by a mere couplet : -such as : Philips in majestic strain Sings ...
... merit was great , and their writings were voluminous , here obtain more extended praise : but many of an inferior order are happily sketched in miniature , as it were , by a mere couplet : -such as : Philips in majestic strain Sings ...
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Jauit | 11 |
Chronology See Investigation | 11 |
Hamboidrs Experiments on the Atmos | 11 |
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