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Page 56
... degree ; because such general reprobation would be alike inconsistent with rea- son , and unsupported by religion . Innocent pleasures and harmless diversions , in moderate proportion , are sanctioned by both . Then only do they ...
... degree ; because such general reprobation would be alike inconsistent with rea- son , and unsupported by religion . Innocent pleasures and harmless diversions , in moderate proportion , are sanctioned by both . Then only do they ...
Page 59
... degree of perfection , will cease to wonder at the difficulty with which he at first supposed language to be so artfully framed . Like the division of labour in a complex manufacture , which no one man could execute , it is by degrees ...
... degree of perfection , will cease to wonder at the difficulty with which he at first supposed language to be so artfully framed . Like the division of labour in a complex manufacture , which no one man could execute , it is by degrees ...
Page 345
... degree of force only was employed , and that , therefore , a degree of resistance only was proved . Now there are no degrees of impenetrability , which , if it mean any thing , means infinite resistance . There seems indeed , to be ...
... degree of force only was employed , and that , therefore , a degree of resistance only was proved . Now there are no degrees of impenetrability , which , if it mean any thing , means infinite resistance . There seems indeed , to be ...
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