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... see Scrafion . JOHN English's Travels through Scotland , 160 565 GREY'S Debates of the Houfe of Commons , ^ H Continued , concluded , H. 77 536 INTRODUCTIO ad Philofophiam Naturalem , 123 JONCOURT's Tables of Trigonal Numbers , 187 256 ...
... see Scrafion . JOHN English's Travels through Scotland , 160 565 GREY'S Debates of the Houfe of Commons , ^ H Continued , concluded , H. 77 536 INTRODUCTIO ad Philofophiam Naturalem , 123 JONCOURT's Tables of Trigonal Numbers , 187 256 ...
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... See fome ftrange comfort every flate attend ; And Pride beftowed on all , a common friend.- The learn'd is happy Nature to explore ; The fool is happy that he knows no more ; The rich is happy in the plenty given ; The poor contents him ...
... See fome ftrange comfort every flate attend ; And Pride beftowed on all , a common friend.- The learn'd is happy Nature to explore ; The fool is happy that he knows no more ; The rich is happy in the plenty given ; The poor contents him ...
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... see him fo like his father ; when , behold ! a venerable man in a mitre took the child in his arms , and standing befide the altar , ready to wash him in the facred water , raifed his pious eyes to heaven , & c . " But I had forgot ...
... see him fo like his father ; when , behold ! a venerable man in a mitre took the child in his arms , and standing befide the altar , ready to wash him in the facred water , raifed his pious eyes to heaven , & c . " But I had forgot ...
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... see what advance any art or fcience had made at a particular time : who were a man's pre- deceffors in the fame art or profeffion ; and what advantage he enjoyed from them . It would likewife exhibit all a man's con- temporaries at one ...
... see what advance any art or fcience had made at a particular time : who were a man's pre- deceffors in the fame art or profeffion ; and what advantage he enjoyed from them . It would likewife exhibit all a man's con- temporaries at one ...
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... seeing that Chriftianity ( they thought ) would by this means be made lefs neceffary to mankind ; if it fhould be allowed , that men could find any happiness in virtue , but what is in reversion . Thus , one party of men , fearing the ...
... seeing that Chriftianity ( they thought ) would by this means be made lefs neceffary to mankind ; if it fhould be allowed , that men could find any happiness in virtue , but what is in reversion . Thus , one party of men , fearing the ...
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