Hardwicke's Science-gossipRobert Hardwicke, 1893 |
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... obtained by distillation from animal substances . It is some- times exhibited as an anti - spasmodic and diaphoretic , in the dose of from ten to forty drops . " Of the fat of sheep in particular , it was distinguished by physicians as ...
... obtained by distillation from animal substances . It is some- times exhibited as an anti - spasmodic and diaphoretic , in the dose of from ten to forty drops . " Of the fat of sheep in particular , it was distinguished by physicians as ...
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... obtaining photographs of the sun , such as have never previously been seen facul¿ all over the disc , spots and promi- nences - all obtained simultaneously with one short exposure . The United States have been well to the fore in recent ...
... obtaining photographs of the sun , such as have never previously been seen facul¿ all over the disc , spots and promi- nences - all obtained simultaneously with one short exposure . The United States have been well to the fore in recent ...
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... obtained a royal scholar- ship , value about five pounds ; but this would hardly suffice for the mending of their ... obtain his diploma , enabling him to practise physic as a livelihood . Learning was then a power , and poor as he was ...
... obtained a royal scholar- ship , value about five pounds ; but this would hardly suffice for the mending of their ... obtain his diploma , enabling him to practise physic as a livelihood . Learning was then a power , and poor as he was ...
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Field Mice 86 | 17 |
Plants Colouration in | 22 |
Flowers yet fresh form Childhood 145 | 35 |
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