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Page 329
It will be concluded that the smaller the opening is which is made in the cornea , the less will be the hazard of a subsequent operation ; the less the probability of the lips of the wound being lacerated by the passage of the lens ...
It will be concluded that the smaller the opening is which is made in the cornea , the less will be the hazard of a subsequent operation ; the less the probability of the lips of the wound being lacerated by the passage of the lens ...
Page 330
These , although less interesting than the remaining parts , are not without their use , and must indeed be of considerable value to any persons who may engage in the erece tion of a similar institution . The detail is sufficiently ...
These , although less interesting than the remaining parts , are not without their use , and must indeed be of considerable value to any persons who may engage in the erece tion of a similar institution . The detail is sufficiently ...
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We have the style of Mr. B. , and then the style of Mr. C. , and then another of Mr. D. Were these writers friends , and inhabitants of the great city , mutually borrowing and reflecting light , we should hear less of style , which is ...
We have the style of Mr. B. , and then the style of Mr. C. , and then another of Mr. D. Were these writers friends , and inhabitants of the great city , mutually borrowing and reflecting light , we should hear less of style , which is ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1814 |
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