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Page 212
... happy . Soph . Well my friend , my dear , my beloved friend ! I give credit to all you say , and feel unspeakably happy ; even your failings lie on the road to rare perfections , and I vow to heaven that I hope those failings will soon ...
... happy . Soph . Well my friend , my dear , my beloved friend ! I give credit to all you say , and feel unspeakably happy ; even your failings lie on the road to rare perfections , and I vow to heaven that I hope those failings will soon ...
Page 402
... happy effects on the health and comfort of the inhabitants of the adjacent villages . Agues and low fevers from the humidity of the air , impregnated with exhalations from the stagnant contents of the marshes , prevailed very generally ...
... happy effects on the health and comfort of the inhabitants of the adjacent villages . Agues and low fevers from the humidity of the air , impregnated with exhalations from the stagnant contents of the marshes , prevailed very generally ...
Page 519
... happy ? We Eu- ropeans , who are so proud of having , since yesterday , excelled in the former , and of having recently made the greatest discoveries , which promise others ; are we , on that account , more virtuous , better go- verned ...
... happy ? We Eu- ropeans , who are so proud of having , since yesterday , excelled in the former , and of having recently made the greatest discoveries , which promise others ; are we , on that account , more virtuous , better go- verned ...
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Jauit | 11 |
Chronology See Investigation | 11 |
Hamboidrs Experiments on the Atmos | 11 |
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