Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... spirit , nor a sweet phlegm , nor an acid ; but a sharp pungent liquor , being a solution of a volatile alcaline falt , nearly fimilar to that falt which may be obtained , by the force of violent heat , from animal fub- stances ...
... spirit , nor a sweet phlegm , nor an acid ; but a sharp pungent liquor , being a solution of a volatile alcaline falt , nearly fimilar to that falt which may be obtained , by the force of violent heat , from animal fub- stances ...
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... spirit of fuch amaz- ing activity that it must pervade the most intimate recesses of the vascular system ; and that the other stage should yield an acid , which , if it hath not in itself all the penetrating power of the antiseptic spirit ...
... spirit of fuch amaz- ing activity that it must pervade the most intimate recesses of the vascular system ; and that the other stage should yield an acid , which , if it hath not in itself all the penetrating power of the antiseptic spirit ...
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... spirit pierce , Who view'ft the chain that links the universe , Explain her pow'rs - tell whence her paffions rife- The great inquiry of the learn'd and wife ! Four pow'rs the ends of spirit here fulfil , Senfe , Memory , Imagination ...
... spirit pierce , Who view'ft the chain that links the universe , Explain her pow'rs - tell whence her paffions rife- The great inquiry of the learn'd and wife ! Four pow'rs the ends of spirit here fulfil , Senfe , Memory , Imagination ...
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