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Pagina 150
Sir Astley is of opinion that the greater degree of shortening occurs when the
fracture is within the capsule : but Mr . Earle has exhibited strong reasons for
believing , that the shortening is greater when the fracture has taken place
exterior to the ...
Sir Astley is of opinion that the greater degree of shortening occurs when the
fracture is within the capsule : but Mr . Earle has exhibited strong reasons for
believing , that the shortening is greater when the fracture has taken place
exterior to the ...
Pagina 181
Oxygen , therefore , was absorbed in a greater proportion than the azote . - As
common air introduced into the cellular membrane , and into the cavity of the
abdomen , has been in other instances entirely absorbed , it seems probable that
, in ...
Oxygen , therefore , was absorbed in a greater proportion than the azote . - As
common air introduced into the cellular membrane , and into the cavity of the
abdomen , has been in other instances entirely absorbed , it seems probable that
, in ...
Pagina 247
... innkeepers , shopkeepers , clerks , mechanics , servants , and labourers , ) by
greater acuteness and intelligence , more regular habits of reading , a wider
range of ideas , and a greater freedom from prejudices , provincialism , and
vulgarity .
... innkeepers , shopkeepers , clerks , mechanics , servants , and labourers , ) by
greater acuteness and intelligence , more regular habits of reading , a wider
range of ideas , and a greater freedom from prejudices , provincialism , and
vulgarity .
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