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... circumstances * uninterest- ing to the public , the work was not published by the Board of Agriculture , as originally intended : but , when the curiosity of the public is thus raised , it is not satisfied with vague allu- sions to ...
... circumstances * uninterest- ing to the public , the work was not published by the Board of Agriculture , as originally intended : but , when the curiosity of the public is thus raised , it is not satisfied with vague allu- sions to ...
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circumstances seemed to indicate that but little effect , in respect to abrasion , is produced under a less weight , yet it must be remembered , that the first case may occur . Moreover by the late experiments it has been proved , that ...
circumstances seemed to indicate that but little effect , in respect to abrasion , is produced under a less weight , yet it must be remembered , that the first case may occur . Moreover by the late experiments it has been proved , that ...
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... circumstances of the patient . Coercion is to be employed when necessary , but beating ought never to be admitted . Communication with their friends should be very cautiously allowed , and generally as a reward for good conduct ...
... circumstances of the patient . Coercion is to be employed when necessary , but beating ought never to be admitted . Communication with their friends should be very cautiously allowed , and generally as a reward for good conduct ...
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