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Page 250
... effect ; " The deceitful and the impure have indeed their holes or dens , which they frequent for the purposes of deception and impurity . But I have no such place of resort : nor have I any hidden treasure , in which my followers may ...
... effect ; " The deceitful and the impure have indeed their holes or dens , which they frequent for the purposes of deception and impurity . But I have no such place of resort : nor have I any hidden treasure , in which my followers may ...
Page 390
... effect . We must confess that , in our opinion , Dr. Jackson's strictures have considerable weight ; and they induce us to conclude that Dr. Currie has not been more successful in forming a theory of fever than his predecessors : a ...
... effect . We must confess that , in our opinion , Dr. Jackson's strictures have considerable weight ; and they induce us to conclude that Dr. Currie has not been more successful in forming a theory of fever than his predecessors : a ...
Page 462
... effect of the moon's disturbing force ; Mayer , estimating the effects of the disturbing forces of the Moon , Jupiter , and Venus ; Lalande , estimating the effect of the moon , Jupiter , Venus , and Mars ; and finally , in the present ...
... effect of the moon's disturbing force ; Mayer , estimating the effects of the disturbing forces of the Moon , Jupiter , and Venus ; Lalande , estimating the effect of the moon , Jupiter , Venus , and Mars ; and finally , in the present ...
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N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 4 |
Bees a Poem Part II | 23 |
Bevans Memoirs of Isaac Pennington | 32 |
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