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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... use of ftimulant ap plications to almoft every kind of ulcer ; and , over them , he binds a tight bandage of thin flannel . With thefe affiftances , he encourages his patients to walk as far as their strength will per- mit ; and remarks ...
... use of ftimulant ap plications to almoft every kind of ulcer ; and , over them , he binds a tight bandage of thin flannel . With thefe affiftances , he encourages his patients to walk as far as their strength will per- mit ; and remarks ...
Page 162
Or, Annals of Literature Tobias George Smollett. Modern phyfiologists almost conftantly use the term vibra- tions , to exprefs the mode of communication in the nervous fystem ; and , though this word has been the ... use the term vibra- ...
Or, Annals of Literature Tobias George Smollett. Modern phyfiologists almost conftantly use the term vibra- tions , to exprefs the mode of communication in the nervous fystem ; and , though this word has been the ... use the term vibra- ...
Page 278
... use of them , in fpeaking to one perfon , is a modern refinement , in- timating , that we regard the perfon we are speaking to , as much as we do a multitude of other people . The SUBJUNCTIVE mode inftead of the INDICATIVE . I muft ...
... use of them , in fpeaking to one perfon , is a modern refinement , in- timating , that we regard the perfon we are speaking to , as much as we do a multitude of other people . The SUBJUNCTIVE mode inftead of the INDICATIVE . I muft ...
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