The North American Review, Volume 117Jared Sparks, Henry Cabot Lodge, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell O. Everett, 1873 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... present day . Its labors were wasted in mere counting - house puerilities with disjointed and irrelevant details , and for years some of the foremost men in France and America , but never , we believe , in Germany or England , found no ...
... present day . Its labors were wasted in mere counting - house puerilities with disjointed and irrelevant details , and for years some of the foremost men in France and America , but never , we believe , in Germany or England , found no ...
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... present , but he has placed upon record his dissent from the opinions of those who were , upon a single point only , and that point involves the very matter upon which we had taken issue with his theory . It would seem that an ...
... present , but he has placed upon record his dissent from the opinions of those who were , upon a single point only , and that point involves the very matter upon which we had taken issue with his theory . It would seem that an ...
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... present use and nearly perfected by Liebreich , it certainly has worked a revolution in ophthalmic science . It may not be superfluous , however , to remark , that the instrument in question is primarily a concave reflecting mirror with ...
... present use and nearly perfected by Liebreich , it certainly has worked a revolution in ophthalmic science . It may not be superfluous , however , to remark , that the instrument in question is primarily a concave reflecting mirror with ...
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... present , or , as we should express it , some special devi- ation from health . But there have long been on record obser- vations on normal temperature under variable circumstances within the limits of health : those communicated by Sir ...
... present , or , as we should express it , some special devi- ation from health . But there have long been on record obser- vations on normal temperature under variable circumstances within the limits of health : those communicated by Sir ...
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... present with great severity ; if it goes above 105 ° , the patient is in imminent danger ; in a range from 106 ° to 109 ° , a fatal result is all but certain and is immediately at hand . In any disease , a temperature of 104 ° or 105 ...
... present with great severity ; if it goes above 105 ° , the patient is in imminent danger ; in a range from 106 ° to 109 ° , a fatal result is all but certain and is immediately at hand . In any disease , a temperature of 104 ° or 105 ...
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