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Page 168
... must be much more fub- tile , and of lefs gravity than with us ; and the barometer , which always ftands confiderably lower , inconteftably proves it . Air of fuch a quality is not fo fufceptible of heat as common air , as it must ...
... must be much more fub- tile , and of lefs gravity than with us ; and the barometer , which always ftands confiderably lower , inconteftably proves it . Air of fuch a quality is not fo fufceptible of heat as common air , as it must ...
Page 438
... must be traces of defign ; there must be indications of malice ; there must be tokens of ambition . There must be force in the body where they exift ; there must be energy in the mind . When all these circumftances combine , or the ...
... must be traces of defign ; there must be indications of malice ; there must be tokens of ambition . There must be force in the body where they exift ; there must be energy in the mind . When all these circumftances combine , or the ...
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... must return , and which alone can irradiate ( not our visual organs merely , but our fouls and ) our intellects . ' In this eloquent piece of criticism , the defects of the Indian legiflation are pointed out with equal penetration and ...
... must return , and which alone can irradiate ( not our visual organs merely , but our fouls and ) our intellects . ' In this eloquent piece of criticism , the defects of the Indian legiflation are pointed out with equal penetration and ...
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