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Page 255
They may perhaps be called verbs of involuntary inition , and they are without doubt rightly distinguished from verbs of locomotion , which always implies a suggestion of the will . The very difficult and complicated subject of the ...
They may perhaps be called verbs of involuntary inition , and they are without doubt rightly distinguished from verbs of locomotion , which always implies a suggestion of the will . The very difficult and complicated subject of the ...
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to accept of my nomination at his hands , and in order to become poor self - condemned , helpless , unprofitable minister in his train — a minister , perhaps some way serviceable to that right honourable gentleman , but totally ...
to accept of my nomination at his hands , and in order to become poor self - condemned , helpless , unprofitable minister in his train — a minister , perhaps some way serviceable to that right honourable gentleman , but totally ...
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This may perhaps be thought better than a mere conjecture , if it be recollected , that Mr. Bouguer , ( whilst employed in measuring a degree of the meridian in Suth America , and observing on the sumnmit of the Cordeliers ) noticed a ...
This may perhaps be thought better than a mere conjecture , if it be recollected , that Mr. Bouguer , ( whilst employed in measuring a degree of the meridian in Suth America , and observing on the sumnmit of the Cordeliers ) noticed a ...
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Litbotomy Cases and Observations | 39 |
York Duke of Review of Evidence Ziegenbires Abridgment of Roman His | 42 |
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