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Page 135
... observations of a short and forced visit , but of more settled and continued residence . Of this na- ture are Tully's account of Tripoli , Mr. Dupin's observations affixed to Adams's narrative , and other works . As we have also taken ...
... observations of a short and forced visit , but of more settled and continued residence . Of this na- ture are Tully's account of Tripoli , Mr. Dupin's observations affixed to Adams's narrative , and other works . As we have also taken ...
Page 205
... observation . In an individual case , an effect may be obvious , and a superficial judge may suppose that he sees the cause equally apparent : but , by extending his observations to a greater length , he will pro- bably perceive the ...
... observation . In an individual case , an effect may be obvious , and a superficial judge may suppose that he sees the cause equally apparent : but , by extending his observations to a greater length , he will pro- bably perceive the ...
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... observations which Dr. Crampton offers on the cure of the malady : The plan of cure , which appears to me to deserve attention in hydrocephalic fever , is to take blood freely from the arm , from the arteries of the head , and by ...
... observations which Dr. Crampton offers on the cure of the malady : The plan of cure , which appears to me to deserve attention in hydrocephalic fever , is to take blood freely from the arm , from the arteries of the head , and by ...
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