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Side 293
... heart , and communicate to the public such particularities as we observed in that curious piece of anatomy . I ... heart of a coquette , by reason of the many labyrinths and recesses which are to be found in it , and which do not appear ...
... heart , and communicate to the public such particularities as we observed in that curious piece of anatomy . I ... heart of a coquette , by reason of the many labyrinths and recesses which are to be found in it , and which do not appear ...
Side 294
... hearts ; insomuch , that the whole heart was wound up gether like a Gordian knot , and must have had very irre- gular and unequal motions , whilst it was employed in its vital function . One thing we thought very observable , namely ...
... hearts ; insomuch , that the whole heart was wound up gether like a Gordian knot , and must have had very irre- gular and unequal motions , whilst it was employed in its vital function . One thing we thought very observable , namely ...
Side 295
... heart ; but , to our great surprise , not a single print of this nature discovered itself , till we came into the ... heart , was the deceased beau , whose head I account of in my last Tuesday's paper . gave some As soon as we had ...
... heart ; but , to our great surprise , not a single print of this nature discovered itself , till we came into the ... heart , was the deceased beau , whose head I account of in my last Tuesday's paper . gave some As soon as we had ...
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