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Page 83
... least inconvenience from it . These circumstances prove positively , that in an cast and west direction , this hurricane had not extended above 30 leagues , and likewise that the ship was nearly in its centre . • Thus then it appears ...
... least inconvenience from it . These circumstances prove positively , that in an cast and west direction , this hurricane had not extended above 30 leagues , and likewise that the ship was nearly in its centre . • Thus then it appears ...
Page 85
... least the usual modes of employing these instruments , we will beg leave to mention some common remarks of the peasantry , whose professions requiring them to live much in the open air , their opinions merit very great attention , being ...
... least the usual modes of employing these instruments , we will beg leave to mention some common remarks of the peasantry , whose professions requiring them to live much in the open air , their opinions merit very great attention , being ...
Page 184
... least to free ourselves from every religious restraint , while we calmly and philosophically profess only the investigation of truth , is an object truly worthy of wicked ambition . But how can the vain reasoner , we may ask , and ...
... least to free ourselves from every religious restraint , while we calmly and philosophically profess only the investigation of truth , is an object truly worthy of wicked ambition . But how can the vain reasoner , we may ask , and ...
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