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... former criticifm , we fpoke only in general terms ; we may defcend at prefent to a few particulars . And first , it must be allowed , that the translation of the Latin terms is exe- cuted in a truly claffical and fcholar - like manner ...
... former criticifm , we fpoke only in general terms ; we may defcend at prefent to a few particulars . And first , it must be allowed , that the translation of the Latin terms is exe- cuted in a truly claffical and fcholar - like manner ...
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... former elevation : and Dr. Watts , who fome- . times vifited him , fays , that he never knew him even glance at his former rank but once , and that very obfcurely , and at a diftance . His daughters behaved in a cruel and undutiful man ...
... former elevation : and Dr. Watts , who fome- . times vifited him , fays , that he never knew him even glance at his former rank but once , and that very obfcurely , and at a diftance . His daughters behaved in a cruel and undutiful man ...
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... former of thefe fub- jects , of which Dr. Heberden has given an account in the Phi- , lofophical Tranfactions ( Vol . LXIX . Part II . p . 359. ) , Mr. B .. relates the refult of his own ; which were made , in a fimilar manner , with ...
... former of thefe fub- jects , of which Dr. Heberden has given an account in the Phi- , lofophical Tranfactions ( Vol . LXIX . Part II . p . 359. ) , Mr. B .. relates the refult of his own ; which were made , in a fimilar manner , with ...
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