ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... practice under the superintendence of a master , than on written precepts ; and this Book professes to offer matter for practice , rather than systematic instruction , which may be more advantageously given Viva Voce , by him who is ...
... practice under the superintendence of a master , than on written precepts ; and this Book professes to offer matter for practice , rather than systematic instruction , which may be more advantageously given Viva Voce , by him who is ...
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... practice , we may daily observe in our opinions and actions will , therefore , associates , or daily hear them absurd come with a more than ordinary reenough to defend— That , when we commendation to us . not only plainly perceive the ...
... practice , we may daily observe in our opinions and actions will , therefore , associates , or daily hear them absurd come with a more than ordinary reenough to defend— That , when we commendation to us . not only plainly perceive the ...
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... practice - what its proper and natural medism ; or is so construed , as in influence is , solely concerns the preJudaism and Christianity , that it is sent argument . It seems enough , in made to favour a departure from the the case ...
... practice - what its proper and natural medism ; or is so construed , as in influence is , solely concerns the preJudaism and Christianity , that it is sent argument . It seems enough , in made to favour a departure from the the case ...
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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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