The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Band 2William Cullen Bryant, Henry J. Anderson, Robert Charles Sands E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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... manner men , unacquainted with chemistry , may practice medicine , and remain insensible of their deficiencies . Should death follow their prescriptions , the plea of idiosyncracy , or some sudden change in the disease , suffices to ...
... manner men , unacquainted with chemistry , may practice medicine , and remain insensible of their deficiencies . Should death follow their prescriptions , the plea of idiosyncracy , or some sudden change in the disease , suffices to ...
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... manner be- come easy and delightful . The pursuit of this science would afford him pleasure in those hours when attention and interest are exhausted by the labour of research ; and regarding its cul- tivation as a pleasure , he would ...
... manner be- come easy and delightful . The pursuit of this science would afford him pleasure in those hours when attention and interest are exhausted by the labour of research ; and regarding its cul- tivation as a pleasure , he would ...
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... manner in which these speculations are in- troduced , is by no means original , and we think a little clumsy . Like Don Cleofas , who was taken by the Devil to the top of a high steeple , and enabled , by unroofing the houses , to ...
... manner in which these speculations are in- troduced , is by no means original , and we think a little clumsy . Like Don Cleofas , who was taken by the Devil to the top of a high steeple , and enabled , by unroofing the houses , to ...
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... manner of the writer . The following is a fair one . He is speaking of the evils of banking institutions , a subject on which public feeling is sensitively alive at the present mo- ment . " Perhaps no subject was found so fruitful of ...
... manner of the writer . The following is a fair one . He is speaking of the evils of banking institutions , a subject on which public feeling is sensitively alive at the present mo- ment . " Perhaps no subject was found so fruitful of ...
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... manner in which the following solemn truth is conveyed . A truth which , how- ever it may have lost its effect by repetition , and however it may be stigmatized by the foolish and the wicked , as the very drivelling of preaching , will ...
... manner in which the following solemn truth is conveyed . A truth which , how- ever it may have lost its effect by repetition , and however it may be stigmatized by the foolish and the wicked , as the very drivelling of preaching , will ...
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