 | Frederick Thomas Roberts - 1876 - 840 páginas
...therefore rather a matter of probability, than actually indicated by any positive signs. Occasionally it is quite impossible to come to any conclusion as to the nature of the malady from which a patient may be suffering". In order to render the process of arriving-... | |
 | Frederick Thomas Roberts - 1876 - 1154 páginas
...therefore rather a matter of probability, than actually indicated by any positive signs. Occasionally it is quite impossible to come to any conclusion as to the nature of the malady from which a patient may be suffering. In order to render the process of arriving... | |
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... rendezvous were sent as able seamen and entered in that ship's books accordingly. Out of the whole number that put forward their claims to that rating (bar the petty officers) there were not seven men that could take the lead, and barely twice that... 