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... mean , if he means any thing to the present purpose , that the doctor was fo partial to our worship , as to difapprove all change and reformation of it . One would fuppofe , if fuch a thing were poffible , that this writer had never ...
... mean , if he means any thing to the present purpose , that the doctor was fo partial to our worship , as to difapprove all change and reformation of it . One would fuppofe , if fuch a thing were poffible , that this writer had never ...
Page 329
... means thofe voids , which are frequently left in the thick part of walls in order to leffen the weight , as well as the expence . The tranflator's note on this paffage fhews that he did not un- derstand it . It is not eafy , ' he ...
... means thofe voids , which are frequently left in the thick part of walls in order to leffen the weight , as well as the expence . The tranflator's note on this paffage fhews that he did not un- derstand it . It is not eafy , ' he ...
Page 573
... means of calculation in this refpect , fince the operation that you fuppofe going on , does not exift ; our continents are cer- tainly not defroying : but you might have acquired , by various means , a distinct idea of their age ; for ...
... means of calculation in this refpect , fince the operation that you fuppofe going on , does not exift ; our continents are cer- tainly not defroying : but you might have acquired , by various means , a distinct idea of their age ; for ...
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