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... greatest variety of final syllables, and therefore the smallest collection of rhymes for any given termination. It ... has added valuable commentaries. Schaffhausen ; one of the smallest of the twenty-two cantons of Switzerland, in ...

... layer in which the part of the claystone smallest in diameter was formed. 3. Prolate Spheroid. Supposing ... their forms. The first column below gives the smallest angle of the oblique anq-led parallelo- gram, ...

... strong tendency to perspiration, par- ticularly after the smallest dose of antimonial or Dover's powder. His bowels ... chiefly complained of debility, and never of the smallest pain in any part of the body. During ...

... each other, until they were brought within the smallest distance at which they could be felt to ... of the papillas de- termines that of the smallest object which can be seen by the unaided ...

... coloured fluid blood," which escapes immediately on the smallest incision. 3. In several of the organs— for ... addition to the nervous mass; even from the smallest indications of sensation and will, up to the ...

... con- structed in London ; but I believe Feburier's smallest size is rather less than any which are ... becomes so contracted, as scarcely to leave the smallest space. For this reason, and on account of ...

... of the cartilage those ofthe ungual row appear smallest. THE ILIUM. . 199 superior one,5 commencing at ... great toe.—W.l . ~ r ., ,, tenor surface, the smallest, is slightly concave, and articulates with the cuboid ...

... the patient's faculty of discern- ing distinctly the smallest objects; and is much less detrimental to 'the ... extravasation which was absorbed, without having created the smallest incon- venience. (Practical Observations in Sur- gery^. 354.) ...