The Southern Review, Tom 5A. E. Miller., 1830 |
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... body politic by its analogy with the body natural . The public treasury performs the functions which belong to the heart and lungs in the animal body ; and as the blood must pass through the lungs to be fit for the nourishment of the body ...
... body politic by its analogy with the body natural . The public treasury performs the functions which belong to the heart and lungs in the animal body ; and as the blood must pass through the lungs to be fit for the nourishment of the body ...
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... body or mind sends out a profuse perspiration . The tongue is dry and furred : every object appears unnatural and hideous . There is a constant dread of being haunted by spectres . Black or luminous bodies seem to float before the ...
... body or mind sends out a profuse perspiration . The tongue is dry and furred : every object appears unnatural and hideous . There is a constant dread of being haunted by spectres . Black or luminous bodies seem to float before the ...
Strona 445
... body , and that is indicative of its existence ; using his admission that one act is sufficient to prove the soul to be alive , he argues , that then the soul cannot die ; " for , ( says he ) in philosophy it is affirmed , that the soul ...
... body , and that is indicative of its existence ; using his admission that one act is sufficient to prove the soul to be alive , he argues , that then the soul cannot die ; " for , ( says he ) in philosophy it is affirmed , that the soul ...
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