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Page 178
... fays that the Ionic dialect " has been chiefly imi- tated in the Monotrophics . " - On these points it does not feem ne- ceffary to enlarge , as our opinion on them has been given at fome length , in the beginning of the article . - He ...
... fays that the Ionic dialect " has been chiefly imi- tated in the Monotrophics . " - On these points it does not feem ne- ceffary to enlarge , as our opinion on them has been given at fome length , in the beginning of the article . - He ...
Page 404
... fays upon the fubject . He concludes the chapter with obferving , that the ac- count he has given of human happiness will juftify the two fol- lowing conclufions , which , though found in moft books of mo- rality , have feldom been ...
... fays upon the fubject . He concludes the chapter with obferving , that the ac- count he has given of human happiness will juftify the two fol- lowing conclufions , which , though found in moft books of mo- rality , have feldom been ...
Page 406
... fays he , is beft explained by an inftance , and I know of none more to our purpose , than that of fuicide . Suppofe ... fays one . - Because it is agreeable to the fitnefs of things , fays another . - Because it is conformable to reafon ...
... fays he , is beft explained by an inftance , and I know of none more to our purpose , than that of fuicide . Suppofe ... fays one . - Because it is agreeable to the fitnefs of things , fays another . - Because it is conformable to reafon ...
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