The Monthly Review, Volumen1Hurst, Robinson, 1833 |
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... tion of the texts of Scripture . Need we add a syllable more to rouse the attention of the thinking community ? For the proper development of the true history of the circum- stances which have led to the detection and exposure of these ...
... tion of the texts of Scripture . Need we add a syllable more to rouse the attention of the thinking community ? For the proper development of the true history of the circum- stances which have led to the detection and exposure of these ...
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... tion quite distinct from the vulgar notion , which describes it as the property that enables the torpedo to destroy its prey and provide itself with food . Dr. Davy , in tracing the structure , and contemplating it as a whole , seems to ...
... tion quite distinct from the vulgar notion , which describes it as the property that enables the torpedo to destroy its prey and provide itself with food . Dr. Davy , in tracing the structure , and contemplating it as a whole , seems to ...
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He should remember that vexation considerably disturbs the func tion of the stomach ; that it interferes materially with the secre- tion of the juice peculiar to this organ , and may establish perma- nently what is called dyspepsia ...
He should remember that vexation considerably disturbs the func tion of the stomach ; that it interferes materially with the secre- tion of the juice peculiar to this organ , and may establish perma- nently what is called dyspepsia ...
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