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Page 178
... perhaps with no great pro priety , a " Scandal Club , " and whose amusement it was to agitate questions in divinity , morals , war , language , poetry , love , marriage , & c . - Yet borne down by the rude mass of temporary and ...
... perhaps with no great pro priety , a " Scandal Club , " and whose amusement it was to agitate questions in divinity , morals , war , language , poetry , love , marriage , & c . - Yet borne down by the rude mass of temporary and ...
Page 271
... perhaps be attributed to the necessary obscurity of the subject , but also in part , we fear , to a want of precision in the ideas of the author . We shall transcribe Dr. Cox's remarks on the effect of reli- gious enthusiasm in the ...
... perhaps be attributed to the necessary obscurity of the subject , but also in part , we fear , to a want of precision in the ideas of the author . We shall transcribe Dr. Cox's remarks on the effect of reli- gious enthusiasm in the ...
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... perhaps , with more regard to innovation than im- provement . The two species which are particularized are the Crepitans and Sclopeta , both remarkable for a very singular property . the ma- When the insect is seized , or thinks that it ...
... perhaps , with more regard to innovation than im- provement . The two species which are particularized are the Crepitans and Sclopeta , both remarkable for a very singular property . the ma- When the insect is seized , or thinks that it ...
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