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A salt - box may be where there is no salt ; but salt is absolutely necessary to the existence of a box of salt . PROF . Are not salt - boxes otherwise divided ? Stu . Yes : by a partition . PROF . What is the use of this partition ?
A salt - box may be where there is no salt ; but salt is absolutely necessary to the existence of a box of salt . PROF . Are not salt - boxes otherwise divided ? Stu . Yes : by a partition . PROF . What is the use of this partition ?
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Very true : —for a salt - box which never had , hath not now , and perhaps never may have , any salt in it , can only be termed a possible salt - box . What is a probable salt - box ? Stu . It is a salt - box in the hand of one going to ...
Very true : —for a salt - box which never had , hath not now , and perhaps never may have , any salt in it , can only be termed a possible salt - box . What is a probable salt - box ? Stu . It is a salt - box in the hand of one going to ...
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Not unless the ideal box hath ideal salt in it . PROF . True : -and therefore an abstract idea cannot be either salt or fresh ; round or square ; long or short : ! for a true abstract idea must be entirely free of all adjuncts .
Not unless the ideal box hath ideal salt in it . PROF . True : -and therefore an abstract idea cannot be either salt or fresh ; round or square ; long or short : ! for a true abstract idea must be entirely free of all adjuncts .
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salt be spilt , the salt - box broken , and the cook in a bitter passion : and this is the accidental mode with its consequences . PROF . How do you distinguish between the top and bottom of a salt - box ? Sru . The top of a box is that ...
salt be spilt , the salt - box broken , and the cook in a bitter passion : and this is the accidental mode with its consequences . PROF . How do you distinguish between the top and bottom of a salt - box ? Sru . The top of a box is that ...
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| Título | The Philadelphia Book, Or, Specimens of Metropolitan Literature |
| Autor | Peter Stephen Du Ponceau |
| Editor | Key & Biddle, 1836 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 28 Feb. 2006 |
| Largo | 380 páginas |
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