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... animal heat . He examines , at some length , the state- ments of the English and French Philosophers on these sub- jects , particularly those of Crawford and Lavoisier ; and he concludes that their doctrines are not the results of ...
... animal heat . He examines , at some length , the state- ments of the English and French Philosophers on these sub- jects , particularly those of Crawford and Lavoisier ; and he concludes that their doctrines are not the results of ...
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... animal food , if any of them happen to desire it , they find no difficulty in obtaining it . The little finder , if set on , but not otherwise , will soon bay one of the wild hogs with which the woods abound ; the animal , retreating ...
... animal food , if any of them happen to desire it , they find no difficulty in obtaining it . The little finder , if set on , but not otherwise , will soon bay one of the wild hogs with which the woods abound ; the animal , retreating ...
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... animals have nerves which lose themselves beneath the skin ; and that , immediately under it , they are all provided ... animal matter which is soluble in water by the help of an acid ; and which , being precipitated by an infusion of ...
... animals have nerves which lose themselves beneath the skin ; and that , immediately under it , they are all provided ... animal matter which is soluble in water by the help of an acid ; and which , being precipitated by an infusion of ...
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