The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... animal . The bladder our au- thor is inclined to confider as a refervoir of water only ; and if excrementitious , which he feems inclined to doubt , it is eva- cuated by the abforbents , as he is convinced that these animals never void ...
... animal . The bladder our au- thor is inclined to confider as a refervoir of water only ; and if excrementitious , which he feems inclined to doubt , it is eva- cuated by the abforbents , as he is convinced that these animals never void ...
Pàgina 155
... animal ; the fecond arm or finger , foot or toe , is an useless excrefcence . As it is the great object of nature to produce fertile fpecies , fo the organs fubfervient to this purpose are completed with peculiar care ; and , of courfe ...
... animal ; the fecond arm or finger , foot or toe , is an useless excrefcence . As it is the great object of nature to produce fertile fpecies , fo the organs fubfervient to this purpose are completed with peculiar care ; and , of courfe ...
Pàgina 349
... animals . He contends that the effects of cultivation on animals and vegetables are fimilar ; " that the changes ... animal ; but the stall and meadow counterbalance the defects of our climate in the improve- ment of the one , and it ...
... animals . He contends that the effects of cultivation on animals and vegetables are fimilar ; " that the changes ... animal ; but the stall and meadow counterbalance the defects of our climate in the improve- ment of the one , and it ...
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