The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 121
... Heart of a Coquette , by reafon of the many Labyrinths and Receffes which are to be found in it , and which do not appear in the Heart of any other Animal . HE defired us first of all to obferve the Pericardium , or outward Cafe of the ...
... Heart of a Coquette , by reafon of the many Labyrinths and Receffes which are to be found in it , and which do not appear in the Heart of any other Animal . HE defired us first of all to obferve the Pericardium , or outward Cafe of the ...
Page 122
... Hearts ; infomuch that the whole Heart was wound up together in a Gordian Knot , and must have had very irregular and unequal Motions , whilft it was employed in its vital Function . ONE thing we thought very obfervable , namely , that ...
... Hearts ; infomuch that the whole Heart was wound up together in a Gordian Knot , and must have had very irregular and unequal Motions , whilft it was employed in its vital Function . ONE thing we thought very obfervable , namely , that ...
Page 123
... Heart ; but to our great Surprise not a fingle Print of this nature difcovered it felf till we came into the very ... Heart was the deceased Beau , whose Head I gave fome Account of in my last Tuesday's Paper . AS foon as we had finished ...
... Heart ; but to our great Surprise not a fingle Print of this nature difcovered it felf till we came into the very ... Heart was the deceased Beau , whose Head I gave fome Account of in my last Tuesday's Paper . AS foon as we had finished ...
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