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Page 288
... nature , and shews how matter must be perpetually influenced by the unremitting agency of the Deity : so that when we say that the world is continued by the laws of nature , the remark is the same as if we observed that it is continued ...
... nature , and shews how matter must be perpetually influenced by the unremitting agency of the Deity : so that when we say that the world is continued by the laws of nature , the remark is the same as if we observed that it is continued ...
Page 360
... nature , and the instructions of your most excellent mother , have conspired to fashion you . Qualify yourself for those public utilities to which ( in this season of alarms and innovations , when the frame of social nature totters ...
... nature , and the instructions of your most excellent mother , have conspired to fashion you . Qualify yourself for those public utilities to which ( in this season of alarms and innovations , when the frame of social nature totters ...
Page 483
... nature : -but when we join to the gifts of nature all the assistance which in- struction can afford , the result will be every thing that is beau tiful , grand , and admirable , in man . " The character and works of Cicero , with the ...
... nature : -but when we join to the gifts of nature all the assistance which in- struction can afford , the result will be every thing that is beau tiful , grand , and admirable , in man . " The character and works of Cicero , with the ...
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