The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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Page 481
... case of real attack , when the relation of it only ftirs them into fuch tremors and palpitations : I fear , therefore , that their extreme fufceptibility proves too much ; thofe muft ride their palfreys with a very loose rein , who are ...
... case of real attack , when the relation of it only ftirs them into fuch tremors and palpitations : I fear , therefore , that their extreme fufceptibility proves too much ; thofe muft ride their palfreys with a very loose rein , who are ...
Page 578
... case in dropfy , or when the medicine is given in large dofes , an increase in the difeafe , or death , must be expected to follow * . But in cafes of great excitement and nervous inability , the fe- , dative properties of the digitalis ...
... case in dropfy , or when the medicine is given in large dofes , an increase in the difeafe , or death , must be expected to follow * . But in cafes of great excitement and nervous inability , the fe- , dative properties of the digitalis ...
Page 488
... Case stated " among thofe contained ; which is clearly the most decifive con- futation of Popery any where to be found . The next tract is entitled " an Enquiry whence cometh Wifdom and Understanding to Man . A Difcourfe preached by J ...
... Case stated " among thofe contained ; which is clearly the most decifive con- futation of Popery any where to be found . The next tract is entitled " an Enquiry whence cometh Wifdom and Understanding to Man . A Difcourfe preached by J ...
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