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Page 177
... says , not fo much makę us read , as make us think . Il ne s'agit pas de faire lire , mais de fair penfer . When I gave the articles - The Poverty of the Learned - The Perfecuted Learned - The Imprisonment of the Learned - The ...
... says , not fo much makę us read , as make us think . Il ne s'agit pas de faire lire , mais de fair penfer . When I gave the articles - The Poverty of the Learned - The Perfecuted Learned - The Imprisonment of the Learned - The ...
Page 181
... say : Aristotle never fays enough , and leaves the reader always to think more than he fays . The one furprises the mind , and charms it by a flowery and fparkling character ; the other illuminates and inftructs it , by a juft and folid ...
... say : Aristotle never fays enough , and leaves the reader always to think more than he fays . The one furprises the mind , and charms it by a flowery and fparkling character ; the other illuminates and inftructs it , by a juft and folid ...
Page 556
... says that this happened several times while he was at Batavia . It has been fuppofed that , from this practice , Steele borrowed the idea of the Mohock club , mentioned in the Spectator .國 Most of the ladies of Batavia are born either ...
... says that this happened several times while he was at Batavia . It has been fuppofed that , from this practice , Steele borrowed the idea of the Mohock club , mentioned in the Spectator .國 Most of the ladies of Batavia are born either ...
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