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Page 191
... doubt . It has been judged that this could only be done effectually by a Work fyftematically arranged ; for though the customary ufage of any fingle word may be fhewn even by a Dictionary , yet the whole weight of analogy on every fide ...
... doubt . It has been judged that this could only be done effectually by a Work fyftematically arranged ; for though the customary ufage of any fingle word may be fhewn even by a Dictionary , yet the whole weight of analogy on every fide ...
Page 241
... doubt , had not its equal in the universe . The Pacha made fome remonftrances to me , on that head . He agreed , with me , that the difficulty of charging it would not allow , in cafe of an attack , to fire it more than once ; but , he ...
... doubt , had not its equal in the universe . The Pacha made fome remonftrances to me , on that head . He agreed , with me , that the difficulty of charging it would not allow , in cafe of an attack , to fire it more than once ; but , he ...
Page 406
... doubt ful , and the other fide fafe , we are bound to take the fafe fide : This , ' fays he , is beft explained by an inftance , and I know of none more to our purpose , than that of fuicide . Suppofe , for ex- ample's fake , that it ...
... doubt ful , and the other fide fafe , we are bound to take the fafe fide : This , ' fays he , is beft explained by an inftance , and I know of none more to our purpose , than that of fuicide . Suppofe , for ex- ample's fake , that it ...
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