The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1815 |
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... Sound , near the shores of which it grows in marshy ground . It has been referred to Rosacea by Labillardiere , who never mentions this most curious plant in the history of his voyage ; we therefore suppose that the figure which he has ...
... Sound , near the shores of which it grows in marshy ground . It has been referred to Rosacea by Labillardiere , who never mentions this most curious plant in the history of his voyage ; we therefore suppose that the figure which he has ...
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... sound . Experience , however , soon teaches us that all sounds are not pleasant ; that the ear is limited in its capacity ; and that some sorts of vibration pro- duce pain , while others are followed by sensations equally pleasurable ...
... sound . Experience , however , soon teaches us that all sounds are not pleasant ; that the ear is limited in its capacity ; and that some sorts of vibration pro- duce pain , while others are followed by sensations equally pleasurable ...
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... sounds of the same kinds , in the same relations to each other ; and here again experience has led the way to science . It was originally discovered by experiment that every sound was complex ; and that a string , set to vibrate ...
... sounds of the same kinds , in the same relations to each other ; and here again experience has led the way to science . It was originally discovered by experiment that every sound was complex ; and that a string , set to vibrate ...
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