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Page 66
... Produce · The tenth for tithe · B £ . s . d . I 125 35 6 0 The seventh of which Rates 3 10 7 Ο ΙΟ I 0 60 O 16 I Remains rent 0 16 4 Here , in one case , the landlord has an adequate inducement of бs . 5d . additional rent ; in the other ...
... Produce · The tenth for tithe · B £ . s . d . I 125 35 6 0 The seventh of which Rates 3 10 7 Ο ΙΟ I 0 60 O 16 I Remains rent 0 16 4 Here , in one case , the landlord has an adequate inducement of бs . 5d . additional rent ; in the other ...
Page 86
... produce these effects , in that case the rain will probably continue some hours longer . Violent winds generally abate towards sun - set . If we admit that wind is only a current of air put in motion by the rarefaction of the atmosphere ...
... produce these effects , in that case the rain will probably continue some hours longer . Violent winds generally abate towards sun - set . If we admit that wind is only a current of air put in motion by the rarefaction of the atmosphere ...
Page 453
... produce an instance in which a course of vice has led to as much genuine happiness , as the opposite line of virtue would have produced ? When we see men violate all sanctions , can it be of bad conse- quence that the tendency of the ...
... produce an instance in which a course of vice has led to as much genuine happiness , as the opposite line of virtue would have produced ? When we see men violate all sanctions , can it be of bad conse- quence that the tendency of the ...
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