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...yet, in a multitude of cases, are not less evidently mechanical, not less evidently contrivance'i, not less evidently accommodated to their end, or suited to their office, than are (he most perfect productions of human ingenuity.' To impress conviction on the mind, in this respect,...

...beyond them in number and variety ; yet, in a multitude of cases, are not less evidently mechanical, not less evidently contrivances, not less evidently...are the most perfect productions of human ingenuity. OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE. ' (From Owen Felltham's Resolves.) EVERT thing that man can look upon is both...

...beyond them in number and variety; yet, in a multitude of cases, are not less evidently mechanical, not less evidently contrivances, not less evidently...accommodated to their end, or suited to their office, than arc the most perfect productions of human ingenuity. I know no better method of introducing so large...

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...beyond them in number and variety ; yet, in a multitude of cases, are not less evidently mechanical, ical laws by which the heavenly motions are governed....of the sun again. Nor will this difficulty be got exaniination of the instrument goes, there is precisely the same proof that the eye was made for vision,...

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...beyond them in number and variety ; yet, in a multitude of cases, are not less evidently mechanical, not less evidently contrivances, not less evidently...single thing ; an eye, for example, with a telescope. An far as the examination of the instrumcnt goes, there is precisely the same proof that the eye was...

...beyond them in number and variety ; yet, in a multitude of cases, are not less evidently mechanical, not less evidently contrivances, not less evidently...perfect productions of human ingenuity. I know no betU'r method of introducing so large a subject, than that of comparing a single thing with a single...

...beyond them in number and variety ; yet in a multitude of cases, are not less evidently mechanical, not less evidently contrivances, not less evidently...are the most perfect productions of human ingenuity. * The arguments adduced in this chapter being drawn from the laws according to which light is refracted...