channels are part of a bone that typically forms an obtuse angle with the main body of the bone.
channels are part of a bone that typically forms an obtuse angle with the main body of the bone.
part of a bone that typically forms an obtuse angle with the main body of the bone?
channels
Na
Na
chapter 5 looks at the inanity of the society depicted, insofar as an intellectual discussion of the work of chatterton between obtuse angle, little scopprell, aradobo and tilly lally descends into farce; "obtuse angle said in the first place you thought he was not [a mathematician] & then afterwards when i said he was not you thought he was not. why i know that – oh no sir i thought that he was not, but i ask'd to know whether he was. – how can that be said obtuse angle how could you ask & think that he was not – why said he. it came into my head that he was not. – why then said obtuse angle you said that he was. did i say so law i did not think i said that – did not he said obtuse angle yes said scopprell. but i meant said aradobo i i i can't think law sir i wish you'd tell me, how it is." northrop frye refers to this incident as "farcical conversational deadlock."
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