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... England . It was not the intention of the compiler to give the cream of all the best English authors , for the use and gratification of the literary . He had an humbler but not less useful object in view , namely , to communicate ...
... England . It was not the intention of the compiler to give the cream of all the best English authors , for the use and gratification of the literary . He had an humbler but not less useful object in view , namely , to communicate ...
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Vicesimus Knox. England hang and drown themselves , vantages of appearance , and many a disconsolate lover walked out into more . If the show of any thing be the fields , ” & c . good for any thing , I am sure sinceEvery one ought to ...
Vicesimus Knox. England hang and drown themselves , vantages of appearance , and many a disconsolate lover walked out into more . If the show of any thing be the fields , ” & c . good for any thing , I am sure sinceEvery one ought to ...
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... England , and meeting with will restore the transparency ; they the mention of the Thames being will make two fluids coalesce into a frozen , or of a shower of hail , or of solid body ; and from the mixture of snow , should throw the ...
... England , and meeting with will restore the transparency ; they the mention of the Thames being will make two fluids coalesce into a frozen , or of a shower of hail , or of solid body ; and from the mixture of snow , should throw the ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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