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Page 47
Here he summonses his various powers , his ingenuity , and his learning , to explain the numerous and anomalous idioms of this copious language ; and every diffcalty is confidently opposed , and laboriously explained .
Here he summonses his various powers , his ingenuity , and his learning , to explain the numerous and anomalous idioms of this copious language ; and every diffcalty is confidently opposed , and laboriously explained .
Page 79
... of extending his views to the Pathology of respiration , to the different affections in the various natural situations in which the body is placed , and to the connection which exists between this and other functions .
... of extending his views to the Pathology of respiration , to the different affections in the various natural situations in which the body is placed , and to the connection which exists between this and other functions .
Page 254
Such , for example , is that train of thought by which we are led to judge of the distances of visi . ble objects , and which includes in it a comparison of various particu . lars , such as the apparent magnitude of the object ...
Such , for example , is that train of thought by which we are led to judge of the distances of visi . ble objects , and which includes in it a comparison of various particu . lars , such as the apparent magnitude of the object ...
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