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Page 150
... objects , and that this is not to be effected without putting them to some pain , must be allowed ; but that this ... object , must surely yield the palm to the ento- mologist , who adds to the general stock of mental food , often ...
... objects , and that this is not to be effected without putting them to some pain , must be allowed ; but that this ... object , must surely yield the palm to the ento- mologist , who adds to the general stock of mental food , often ...
Page 224
... object of these observations is to effect the amelio- ration and avert the danger . The only mode by which these ob- jects can be accomplished is to obtain an act of parliament , 1st . To limit the regular hours of labour in mills of ...
... object of these observations is to effect the amelio- ration and avert the danger . The only mode by which these ob- jects can be accomplished is to obtain an act of parliament , 1st . To limit the regular hours of labour in mills of ...
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... object , and that object is sub- lime . Behold him expiring in his bed ; his body is in pain , but he already contemplates a God prepared to receive him . Can this being , so weak and helpless , be so strongly impressed with a thought ...
... object , and that object is sub- lime . Behold him expiring in his bed ; his body is in pain , but he already contemplates a God prepared to receive him . Can this being , so weak and helpless , be so strongly impressed with a thought ...
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