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Page 177
... itself is improved by time , it may fuit the ruin , which ftands upon its banks . At prefent , the lake and ruin are totally at variance . - The fpire , which terminates this view , deferves particular notice , as a very beautiful piece ...
... itself is improved by time , it may fuit the ruin , which ftands upon its banks . At prefent , the lake and ruin are totally at variance . - The fpire , which terminates this view , deferves particular notice , as a very beautiful piece ...
Page 300
... itself , which excites admiration ; but the exquisite skill with which the endless variety of its parts are adapted to their respective purposes . Infomuch , that the ftudy of nature , which , for ages , has employed the lives of fo ...
... itself , which excites admiration ; but the exquisite skill with which the endless variety of its parts are adapted to their respective purposes . Infomuch , that the ftudy of nature , which , for ages , has employed the lives of fo ...
Page 384
... itself incapable of death , or of becoming , like the body , inactive and inanimate . Now if this be true , it must exift fomewhere after the death of the body , separate and independent of it , -a mode of exiftence which we can form no ...
... itself incapable of death , or of becoming , like the body , inactive and inanimate . Now if this be true , it must exift fomewhere after the death of the body , separate and independent of it , -a mode of exiftence which we can form no ...
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and 1788 | 8 |
Julius or the Natural Son 462 | 17 |
Othoman Empire Hift of 165 | 21 |
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