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... cause originating , is universally hurtful ; for then the mind cannot distinguish the cause from which it arises . Since the mind is actuated only by the emotions of pleasure and pain , the only cause which can sour and corrupt the ...
... cause originating , is universally hurtful ; for then the mind cannot distinguish the cause from which it arises . Since the mind is actuated only by the emotions of pleasure and pain , the only cause which can sour and corrupt the ...
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... cause of this complaint . We apprehend that , in a number of cases , increased action is the immediate cause of the rupture of the vessels , without the intervening state of debility .-- The account of catarrh is entirely Brunonian ...
... cause of this complaint . We apprehend that , in a number of cases , increased action is the immediate cause of the rupture of the vessels , without the intervening state of debility .-- The account of catarrh is entirely Brunonian ...
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... cause its surface to rise above the surface of the fluid in the vessel . As the second case , suppose a meniscus of fluid abstracted from the upper surface of the fluid in the tube , ( the surface being supposed to be plane , ) then ...
... cause its surface to rise above the surface of the fluid in the vessel . As the second case , suppose a meniscus of fluid abstracted from the upper surface of the fluid in the tube , ( the surface being supposed to be plane , ) then ...
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