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... head , ( what the common people in this country call opening and fhutting , ) accompanied with a great de- U 3 gree gree of heat and flufhing about the head and neck Memoirs of the Medical Society of London . Vol . III . 277.
... head , ( what the common people in this country call opening and fhutting , ) accompanied with a great de- U 3 gree gree of heat and flufhing about the head and neck Memoirs of the Medical Society of London . Vol . III . 277.
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... head . It followed that if the caufe were removed the effect would ceafe . Under the pretence therefore of feeling the pulfe in the neck , I took the opportunity of the first attack of the delirium , when the brow was contracted into an ...
... head . It followed that if the caufe were removed the effect would ceafe . Under the pretence therefore of feeling the pulfe in the neck , I took the opportunity of the first attack of the delirium , when the brow was contracted into an ...
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... head of the foetus is locked in the pelvis ; in which cafe , he obferves , its fituation is generally oblique , and ... head , though not completely locked in the pelvis , is retarded by its oblique pofition ; in which cafe the ear gene ...
... head of the foetus is locked in the pelvis ; in which cafe , he obferves , its fituation is generally oblique , and ... head , though not completely locked in the pelvis , is retarded by its oblique pofition ; in which cafe the ear gene ...
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