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... Reason was too often prevailed upon fo far by these promises , as to venture her charge within the eddy of the gulph of Intemperance , where , indeed , the circumvolution was weak , but yet in- terrupted the courfe of the veffel , and ...
... Reason was too often prevailed upon fo far by these promises , as to venture her charge within the eddy of the gulph of Intemperance , where , indeed , the circumvolution was weak , but yet in- terrupted the courfe of the veffel , and ...
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... reason , to make worse , in a greater or less degree , by actual tranfgreffions : and fo perfon- ally deferve the difpleasure , instead of favour of him , who made us . Yet we may hope , that , as he is good , he will , on our ...
... reason , to make worse , in a greater or less degree , by actual tranfgreffions : and fo perfon- ally deferve the difpleasure , instead of favour of him , who made us . Yet we may hope , that , as he is good , he will , on our ...
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... reason to alter the common readings in a letter , a word , or a phrafe , from the confideration of the context , or ... reasons , than they are able to bring for the difcovery of a word or a fyllable hitherto falfely printed in the text ...
... reason to alter the common readings in a letter , a word , or a phrafe , from the confideration of the context , or ... reasons , than they are able to bring for the difcovery of a word or a fyllable hitherto falfely printed in the text ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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