The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 123
... heart of a coquette , by reafon of the many labyrinths and receffes which are to be found in it , and which do not appear in the heart of any other animal . He defired us firft of all to obferve the pericardium , or outward cafe of the ...
... heart of a coquette , by reafon of the many labyrinths and receffes which are to be found in it , and which do not appear in the heart of any other animal . He defired us firft of all to obferve the pericardium , or outward cafe of the ...
Strana 124
... hearts ; infomuch that the whole heart was wound up together in a Gordian knot , and must have had very irregular and unequal motions , whilft it was employed in its vital function . One thing we thought very obfervable , namely , that ...
... hearts ; infomuch that the whole heart was wound up together in a Gordian knot , and must have had very irregular and unequal motions , whilft it was employed in its vital function . One thing we thought very obfervable , namely , that ...
Strana 125
... heart ; but to our great furprise not a fingle print of this nature difcovered itfelf until we came into the very ... heart was the deceafed beau , whofe head I gave fome account of in my laft Tues- day's Paper * . As foon as we had ...
... heart ; but to our great furprise not a fingle print of this nature difcovered itfelf until we came into the very ... heart was the deceafed beau , whofe head I gave fome account of in my laft Tues- day's Paper * . As foon as we had ...
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