Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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Strana 141
when taken in fubftance , it must be admi- nistered in the infufion or extract . If the fever be ftrong , the heat confiderable , and the patient thirsty , the bark will be of no fervice ; but recourse must be had to me- dicines which ...
when taken in fubftance , it must be admi- nistered in the infufion or extract . If the fever be ftrong , the heat confiderable , and the patient thirsty , the bark will be of no fervice ; but recourse must be had to me- dicines which ...
Strana 157
... must be blind , into such snares to run , Or worse , with open eyes must be undone . The Minifter of honesty and worth Demands the day to bring his actions forth , Calls on the fun to fhine with fiercer rays , And braves that trial which ...
... must be blind , into such snares to run , Or worse , with open eyes must be undone . The Minifter of honesty and worth Demands the day to bring his actions forth , Calls on the fun to fhine with fiercer rays , And braves that trial which ...
Strana 230
... must be greater , that is , the iron , receiving a greater quantity of igneous matter , must be more increafed in bulk than at firft ; but , if the degree of heat is still increased , the particles of iron will at last be fo dilated ...
... must be greater , that is , the iron , receiving a greater quantity of igneous matter , must be more increafed in bulk than at firft ; but , if the degree of heat is still increased , the particles of iron will at last be fo dilated ...
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