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Page 163
... reason . It never rains in this climate ; nothing therefore was wanting but plat - bands to cover and overshadow ; from this cause , there are no pitched roofs , nor no [ any ] pediments : the talus is the principle of soli- dity ; and ...
... reason . It never rains in this climate ; nothing therefore was wanting but plat - bands to cover and overshadow ; from this cause , there are no pitched roofs , nor no [ any ] pediments : the talus is the principle of soli- dity ; and ...
Page 288
... reason why the counsel did not object to this concealment was , because it must have arisen from po litical speculation , and general intelligence ; and it is not necessary to disclose such things to an underwriter . - With respect to ...
... reason why the counsel did not object to this concealment was , because it must have arisen from po litical speculation , and general intelligence ; and it is not necessary to disclose such things to an underwriter . - With respect to ...
Page 425
... reason and revelation have ever been enemies ' is a strange mis - statement of the matter ; the enmity has subsisted rather between human reason and human de- ductions from Revelation ; -and that poetry seldom contains any good moral ...
... reason and revelation have ever been enemies ' is a strange mis - statement of the matter ; the enmity has subsisted rather between human reason and human de- ductions from Revelation ; -and that poetry seldom contains any good moral ...
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