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... almost formed a tacit refolution of committing my intentions , my writings , and my adverfaries to the judgment of the public , of whofe favourable dif- pofition I had received the most flattering proofs . " The reasons which justified ...
... almost formed a tacit refolution of committing my intentions , my writings , and my adverfaries to the judgment of the public , of whofe favourable dif- pofition I had received the most flattering proofs . " The reasons which justified ...
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... almost all that the fathers have preferved , or invented , or believed ; and if we equally avail ourselves of the labours of contending secta ries , we shall often discover , that the fame paffages which the pru- dence of one of the ...
... almost all that the fathers have preferved , or invented , or believed ; and if we equally avail ourselves of the labours of contending secta ries , we shall often discover , that the fame paffages which the pru- dence of one of the ...
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... almost as difficult to find this dignity free from that vice , as it is to find filver in the mines without a mixture of earth . Splendor of ancestry is a fire , which produces much smoke in descendants . There is nothing of which ...
... almost as difficult to find this dignity free from that vice , as it is to find filver in the mines without a mixture of earth . Splendor of ancestry is a fire , which produces much smoke in descendants . There is nothing of which ...
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... almost tranfparent . His memory was aftonishing ; and he preferved the faculties of thought and imagination to his laft breath . With what joy fhall I recall to you , gentlemen , the teftimonies of admiration and gratitude , which the ...
... almost tranfparent . His memory was aftonishing ; and he preferved the faculties of thought and imagination to his laft breath . With what joy fhall I recall to you , gentlemen , the teftimonies of admiration and gratitude , which the ...
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... almost to every literary purfuit , at once evinces his vaft applica- tion , and is in my eye a practical refutation of the system he now offers to fupport . It can never be , that the powers of matter may rife to the difplay of fuch a ...
... almost to every literary purfuit , at once evinces his vaft applica- tion , and is in my eye a practical refutation of the system he now offers to fupport . It can never be , that the powers of matter may rife to the difplay of fuch a ...
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