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Page 78
... that it may exist with none or little affection of these viscera , and sometimes
that it may produce such affection . ... Dr. Stone appears to consider as not
unfrequently produced by emetics , we can not but regard as a very rare
occurrence .
... that it may exist with none or little affection of these viscera , and sometimes
that it may produce such affection . ... Dr. Stone appears to consider as not
unfrequently produced by emetics , we can not but regard as a very rare
occurrence .
Page 167
We suspect that Dr. Reid has , in some degree , mistaken the object of the
modern physiologists ; who , when they examine the changes produced by
respiration on the air and on the blood , merely endeavour to ascertain the
amount of a ...
We suspect that Dr. Reid has , in some degree , mistaken the object of the
modern physiologists ; who , when they examine the changes produced by
respiration on the air and on the blood , merely endeavour to ascertain the
amount of a ...
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3 10 100 3 W ! 19 Under Secretary places his defence on evidence , but does not
produce that evidence ; and we are expected to believe that it exists , and would
be satisfactory if produced , 011 mere unsupported assertion . This sort of ...
3 10 100 3 W ! 19 Under Secretary places his defence on evidence , but does not
produce that evidence ; and we are expected to believe that it exists , and would
be satisfactory if produced , 011 mere unsupported assertion . This sort of ...
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