The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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... living individual ) any effect produced by habit . Does a bell which is ftruck , and which communicates its vibrations to contiguous bodies , repeat its founds by habit ? Does a ball , impelled on a billiard- table , after losing its ...
... living individual ) any effect produced by habit . Does a bell which is ftruck , and which communicates its vibrations to contiguous bodies , repeat its founds by habit ? Does a ball , impelled on a billiard- table , after losing its ...
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... living ring may become a living tube . With this new organization , or accretion of parts , new kinds of irritability may commence ; for fo long as there was but one living organ , it could only be fuppofed to poffefs irritability ...
... living ring may become a living tube . With this new organization , or accretion of parts , new kinds of irritability may commence ; for fo long as there was but one living organ , it could only be fuppofed to poffefs irritability ...
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... living filament of their fathers , appears to have been shadowed or allegorized in the curious account in facred writ of the formation of Eve from a rib of Adam . ” p . 489. Does it indeed fo appear ? And is a rib of a perfon not a ...
... living filament of their fathers , appears to have been shadowed or allegorized in the curious account in facred writ of the formation of Eve from a rib of Adam . ” p . 489. Does it indeed fo appear ? And is a rib of a perfon not a ...
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