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Page 306
... attend every attempt to restore the circulation of coin . These we have always considered as most serious ; and in truth we see no practicable way of surmounting them but , as Mr. Smith observes , the attempt must and will be made . The ...
... attend every attempt to restore the circulation of coin . These we have always considered as most serious ; and in truth we see no practicable way of surmounting them but , as Mr. Smith observes , the attempt must and will be made . The ...
Page 390
... attend , and if there is any thing new stirring among you this session . If you attend Cullen , you will find him much more ingenious in fishing for difficulties and starting doubts , than in solving them ; and , when he has roused your ...
... attend , and if there is any thing new stirring among you this session . If you attend Cullen , you will find him much more ingenious in fishing for difficulties and starting doubts , than in solving them ; and , when he has roused your ...
Page 413
... attend Pharaoh . ' A We shall also quote from the conclusion of the second book the passage which describes the temptation of Joseph , and the rage of Zelikah , ( Potiphar's wife , ) on finding her lures inef- fectual . A splendid dress ...
... attend Pharaoh . ' A We shall also quote from the conclusion of the second book the passage which describes the temptation of Joseph , and the rage of Zelikah , ( Potiphar's wife , ) on finding her lures inef- fectual . A splendid dress ...
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