Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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... sense of touch , and its organs.- Man , it is observed , has this sense more completely than any of the other vertebral animals : but , among the invertebral , it improves in propertion as the other senses degenerate , and in some of ...
... sense of touch , and its organs.- Man , it is observed , has this sense more completely than any of the other vertebral animals : but , among the invertebral , it improves in propertion as the other senses degenerate , and in some of ...
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... sense which is now completely obsolete . The notes accompanying this translation are of two kinds ; the first being intended to open the sense of the text to the English reader ; and the second being philological and critical ...
... sense which is now completely obsolete . The notes accompanying this translation are of two kinds ; the first being intended to open the sense of the text to the English reader ; and the second being philological and critical ...
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... sense manifests its extraction from y . For it signifies , " to exalt or raise one's self up , to assume and display su- periority in a good or bad sense , " with or without just grounds . From this verby , which as a verb is found only ...
... sense manifests its extraction from y . For it signifies , " to exalt or raise one's self up , to assume and display su- periority in a good or bad sense , " with or without just grounds . From this verby , which as a verb is found only ...
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