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Page 85
... nature . God alone can comprehend the perpetuity of motion and the infinity of space : God alone can move all eternally , without universal destruction . Nature is so perfect , and the great whole of an immensity so inconceivable to ...
... nature . God alone can comprehend the perpetuity of motion and the infinity of space : God alone can move all eternally , without universal destruction . Nature is so perfect , and the great whole of an immensity so inconceivable to ...
Page 92
... nature ; while , at the same time , they have a tendency to produce a considerable enlargement of the parts which they attack . We have then a description of the nature of scrofu- lous tumors , as consisting of a peculiar fluid ...
... nature ; while , at the same time , they have a tendency to produce a considerable enlargement of the parts which they attack . We have then a description of the nature of scrofu- lous tumors , as consisting of a peculiar fluid ...
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... Nature , seems to new - mould the French language ; a simple story becomes a romance that affects like the inspiration of Nature ! ' Of the philosophical writings of the 18th century , M. SAL- VERTE is a temperate advocate against their ...
... Nature , seems to new - mould the French language ; a simple story becomes a romance that affects like the inspiration of Nature ! ' Of the philosophical writings of the 18th century , M. SAL- VERTE is a temperate advocate against their ...
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