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Page 135
... shew them the door . They immediately apply their manual alphabet five or six times to each of the letters composing the word door ( they spell it with their fingers ) and impress on their me mory the number of letters and arrangement ...
... shew them the door . They immediately apply their manual alphabet five or six times to each of the letters composing the word door ( they spell it with their fingers ) and impress on their me mory the number of letters and arrangement ...
Page 192
... shew that this is com- pletely effected ; he meets the objector openly ; and he discusses those arguments which have been so often adduced by infidels , in justification of their rejection of the Scriptures . This ingenious and ( we ...
... shew that this is com- pletely effected ; he meets the objector openly ; and he discusses those arguments which have been so often adduced by infidels , in justification of their rejection of the Scriptures . This ingenious and ( we ...
Page 233
... shew that in continued quan- tity there are points , and that there is a threefold order of points , viz . linear , superficial , and solid : but we do not stop here to examine the deductions and conclusions of the author : since the ...
... shew that in continued quan- tity there are points , and that there is a threefold order of points , viz . linear , superficial , and solid : but we do not stop here to examine the deductions and conclusions of the author : since the ...
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