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Page 314
... observe in my writing to you , as far as the barrennes of this place will give me occasion . " And the first and cheif ... observed any such method , either to myself , or some trusty friend , of noting down what was observable in the ...
... observe in my writing to you , as far as the barrennes of this place will give me occasion . " And the first and cheif ... observed any such method , either to myself , or some trusty friend , of noting down what was observable in the ...
Page 487
... observations he and the Parisian astronomers could make . He com- plained much that the motion of Saturn was not yet certainly regulated by any of the astronomers . I observed its motion was far more excentrick on his plate than any of ...
... observations he and the Parisian astronomers could make . He com- plained much that the motion of Saturn was not yet certainly regulated by any of the astronomers . I observed its motion was far more excentrick on his plate than any of ...
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... observations on the necessity of clearing our conceptions , that is , of arresting and fixing the forms of thought under ... observed the unsound- ness of the notion formerly prevalent among the puritans of science , that all use of ...
... observations on the necessity of clearing our conceptions , that is , of arresting and fixing the forms of thought under ... observed the unsound- ness of the notion formerly prevalent among the puritans of science , that all use of ...
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