The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1823 |
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... occasion to observe it repeatedly , as Dr. Richardson occupied himself in examining the structure of the different species of fish , and was always , in the winter , under the necessity of thawing them before he could cut them . We have ...
... occasion to observe it repeatedly , as Dr. Richardson occupied himself in examining the structure of the different species of fish , and was always , in the winter , under the necessity of thawing them before he could cut them . We have ...
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... occasion to censure the editors of such pub- lications for introducing jests and anecdotes that are salacious , though not with Attic salt , and which render the books unfit for a parlour - table . Praise is due , therefore , to the ...
... occasion to censure the editors of such pub- lications for introducing jests and anecdotes that are salacious , though not with Attic salt , and which render the books unfit for a parlour - table . Praise is due , therefore , to the ...
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... occasion , first to somnolency , and then to com- plete apoplexy , It is a fact perfectly well known , that after the operation of the trepan , pressure on the part deprived of cranium produces these effects and innumerable instances ...
... occasion , first to somnolency , and then to com- plete apoplexy , It is a fact perfectly well known , that after the operation of the trepan , pressure on the part deprived of cranium produces these effects and innumerable instances ...
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