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Page 105
... operation on any of the animal functions . If we mis- take not , this rule may be adopted almost without exception ; and it must require a powerful argument to induce us to depart from so strong an analogy . Nevertheless , medicine is ...
... operation on any of the animal functions . If we mis- take not , this rule may be adopted almost without exception ; and it must require a powerful argument to induce us to depart from so strong an analogy . Nevertheless , medicine is ...
Page 255
... operation should be repeated in every doubtful case . Although , under these circumstances , it is not unreasonable to attribute a part at least of the alleged instances of failure to an imperfection in the original operation , yet it ...
... operation should be repeated in every doubtful case . Although , under these circumstances , it is not unreasonable to attribute a part at least of the alleged instances of failure to an imperfection in the original operation , yet it ...
Page 477
... operation is known among workmen under the name of brushing . The same learned men commissioned by the government ... operations , but to M. Carny must be solely attributed the merit of the discovery . We may reduce to three operations ...
... operation is known among workmen under the name of brushing . The same learned men commissioned by the government ... operations , but to M. Carny must be solely attributed the merit of the discovery . We may reduce to three operations ...
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