The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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Page 119
... hand well enough adapted to the fense of touch , which contributes to his great facility of imitation ; but in taking objects with his hands , as a stick or an apple , he puts his thumb on the fame fide of them with his fingers ...
... hand well enough adapted to the fense of touch , which contributes to his great facility of imitation ; but in taking objects with his hands , as a stick or an apple , he puts his thumb on the fame fide of them with his fingers ...
Page 129
... hand and wrift , being filled with quick filver , was inverted in a trough containing a quantity of the fame fluid metal , and fustained there , in a flanting pofition , by means of a copper hoop embracing the jar , and made fall to the ...
... hand and wrift , being filled with quick filver , was inverted in a trough containing a quantity of the fame fluid metal , and fustained there , in a flanting pofition , by means of a copper hoop embracing the jar , and made fall to the ...
Page 291
... hand fufficiently restored , he difcontinued the medicine , and refumed his former employment . A month afterward he returned to the difpen- fary . The paralytic affection of the right hand had returned , toge- ther with the painful and ...
... hand fufficiently restored , he difcontinued the medicine , and refumed his former employment . A month afterward he returned to the difpen- fary . The paralytic affection of the right hand had returned , toge- ther with the painful and ...
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