The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... kind ; though , as gratifying to the reftleffness of hypochondriacs , it has fometimes been found ufeful . The required interruption of thought is beft obtained by rid- ing on horfeback , or in driving a carriage of any kind . The ...
... kind ; though , as gratifying to the reftleffness of hypochondriacs , it has fometimes been found ufeful . The required interruption of thought is beft obtained by rid- ing on horfeback , or in driving a carriage of any kind . The ...
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... kind is therefore obvious ; either a cylinder or a paralelopiped is formed of this clay , and hardened in the lowest red heat . After it is hardened , it must be ground down to a given fize , and its length fhould be about an inch ; a ...
... kind is therefore obvious ; either a cylinder or a paralelopiped is formed of this clay , and hardened in the lowest red heat . After it is hardened , it must be ground down to a given fize , and its length fhould be about an inch ; a ...
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... kind of cartilaginous fabstance , very hard or firm in fome parts , and which in fome fish is crufted over with a thin bony lamella , fo as not to allow them to collapfe ; for as the skull does not form any part of those ca- nals or ...
... kind of cartilaginous fabstance , very hard or firm in fome parts , and which in fome fish is crufted over with a thin bony lamella , fo as not to allow them to collapfe ; for as the skull does not form any part of those ca- nals or ...
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