Zoonomia; Or, The Laws of Organic Life ...J. Johnson, 1801 - Evolution |
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Page 15
... or exertion , are per- haps more material than the time of their dura- tion . Befides this , fome mufcles are lefs liable to to accumulate fenforial power during their torpor , than others. CLASS I. 1. 1 . 15 OF IRRITATION .
... or exertion , are per- haps more material than the time of their dura- tion . Befides this , fome mufcles are lefs liable to to accumulate fenforial power during their torpor , than others. CLASS I. 1. 1 . 15 OF IRRITATION .
Page 19
... titillation of blood about the fauces ; and are thence liable to believe , that the blood is ejected from the ftomach . C 2 Sometimes 20 Sometimes an hæmoptoe for feveral fucceffive days returns in. CLASS I. 1. 1. 3. OF IRRITATION . 19.
... titillation of blood about the fauces ; and are thence liable to believe , that the blood is ejected from the ftomach . C 2 Sometimes 20 Sometimes an hæmoptoe for feveral fucceffive days returns in. CLASS I. 1. 1. 3. OF IRRITATION . 19.
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... wearing flannel fhirts , arifes from this circumftance ; that the extremities of their limbs are more liable to become cold , than the fur- face face of the cheft and abdomen , and that hence. 30 CLASS I. 1. 2 3 . SYO DISEASES.
... wearing flannel fhirts , arifes from this circumftance ; that the extremities of their limbs are more liable to become cold , than the fur- face face of the cheft and abdomen , and that hence. 30 CLASS I. 1. 2 3 . SYO DISEASES.
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... liable to perifh fooner by being ex- hausted by their mufcular exertions ; and might frequently preferve themselves by lying on the ground , and covering themfelves with fnow , be- fore they were too much exhaufted by fatigue . See ...
... liable to perifh fooner by being ex- hausted by their mufcular exertions ; and might frequently preferve themselves by lying on the ground , and covering themfelves with fnow , be- fore they were too much exhaufted by fatigue . See ...
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... liable to ferment , and produce too much acidity ; as appears by the confequent diarrhoea with green dejections and gripes ; the co- lour is owing to a mixture of acid with the natural quantity of bile , and the pain to its ftimulus ...
... liable to ferment , and produce too much acidity ; as appears by the confequent diarrhoea with green dejections and gripes ; the co- lour is owing to a mixture of acid with the natural quantity of bile , and the pain to its ftimulus ...
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