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... nature could never make us to plague us . He could never give us passions , on pur- pose to subdue and conquer them ; nor produce this self of mine , or any other self , only that it may be denied ; for that is denying the works of the ...
... nature could never make us to plague us . He could never give us passions , on pur- pose to subdue and conquer them ; nor produce this self of mine , or any other self , only that it may be denied ; for that is denying the works of the ...
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... nature of a few things , can produce such wonderful effects ; such as , for instance , by knowing the nature only of nitre and sea - salt mixed we can make a water , which will dissolve the hardest iron , and by adding one ingredient ...
... nature of a few things , can produce such wonderful effects ; such as , for instance , by knowing the nature only of nitre and sea - salt mixed we can make a water , which will dissolve the hardest iron , and by adding one ingredient ...
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... nature of a few things , can produce such wonderful effects ; such as , for instance , by knowing the nature only of nitre and sea - salt mixed we can make a water , which will dissolve the hardest iron , and by adding one ingredient ...
... nature of a few things , can produce such wonderful effects ; such as , for instance , by knowing the nature only of nitre and sea - salt mixed we can make a water , which will dissolve the hardest iron , and by adding one ingredient ...
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Rules for a Club established for Mutual Improvement | 9 |
Morals of Chess | 37 |
Public | 57 |
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