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... fact , that large pupils are of differvice to short- fighted people , he remarks , as Mr. Adams had done before him ... facts to be indifputably afcertained , that they are to be attributed to the caufes affigned ? Did the perfons , who ...
... fact , that large pupils are of differvice to short- fighted people , he remarks , as Mr. Adams had done before him ... facts to be indifputably afcertained , that they are to be attributed to the caufes affigned ? Did the perfons , who ...
Page 164
... facts , I have found it much lefs difficult to exclude theoretical allufions than 1 at first appre- hended , when I formed the determination of confining the theory , for the most part , to the ends of chapters . It would be very ad ...
... facts , I have found it much lefs difficult to exclude theoretical allufions than 1 at first appre- hended , when I formed the determination of confining the theory , for the most part , to the ends of chapters . It would be very ad ...
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... facts is not interrupted by the natural history , nor is the natural history fcattered inconveniently among the facts . The narrative it- felf has , in fome inftances , received an improvement in point of order . Thus the returning ...
... facts is not interrupted by the natural history , nor is the natural history fcattered inconveniently among the facts . The narrative it- felf has , in fome inftances , received an improvement in point of order . Thus the returning ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Publi | 1 |
Chinese moveable Types | 2 |
Letters of Albert | 3 |
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