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On this matter Dr. Hooker gives us some curious and valuable information , much of which , however , is contained in one of the Appendices , where , notwithstanding its interesting nature , it will probably be sought by few readers .
On this matter Dr. Hooker gives us some curious and valuable information , much of which , however , is contained in one of the Appendices , where , notwithstanding its interesting nature , it will probably be sought by few readers .
Page 150
It is plain that this whole matter of visiting among the poor , whether isolated or organised visiting be in question , is the subject of much anxiety to many of the lecturers , to the clerical even more than to the medical .
It is plain that this whole matter of visiting among the poor , whether isolated or organised visiting be in question , is the subject of much anxiety to many of the lecturers , to the clerical even more than to the medical .
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All the centres are of the same general structure as these ; that is , they are ganglionic , and made up of ' white ' and ' grey ' matter or tissue a fact easily observed by slicing the brain of a sheep . The white portion , like the ...
All the centres are of the same general structure as these ; that is , they are ganglionic , and made up of ' white ' and ' grey ' matter or tissue a fact easily observed by slicing the brain of a sheep . The white portion , like the ...
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1 Histoire de la République dAngleterre et de Crom | 1 |
Bengal the Sikkim and NepalHimalayas the Khasia | 55 |
lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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