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... kind , than of arrangement to fimilar particles ; and therefore they will attract an external atmosphere of the oppofite kind , rather than extend themselves by taking more particles of their own kind into arrangement . Thus the ...
... kind , than of arrangement to fimilar particles ; and therefore they will attract an external atmosphere of the oppofite kind , rather than extend themselves by taking more particles of their own kind into arrangement . Thus the ...
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... kind ; but in general the Gothic prevails . Thefe ruins , and the scenery around them , were in the rough- est state , when Mr. Brown was employed to adorn them . He is now at work , and has nearly half completed his intention . This is ...
... kind ; but in general the Gothic prevails . Thefe ruins , and the scenery around them , were in the rough- est state , when Mr. Brown was employed to adorn them . He is now at work , and has nearly half completed his intention . This is ...
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... kind from the latt , for he confeffes himself to be fo . - Indeed , his dupery deferves a better name , as it confifts in an accommodation to circumftances which he knows not how to remedy . He himself , I think , without any perversion ...
... kind from the latt , for he confeffes himself to be fo . - Indeed , his dupery deferves a better name , as it confifts in an accommodation to circumftances which he knows not how to remedy . He himself , I think , without any perversion ...
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Julius or the Natural Son 462 | 17 |
Othoman Empire Hift of 165 | 21 |
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