The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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Page 223
... thing , is a fufficient reafon for not attempting it at all ; that it is folly to endeavour to mend that which , after all , cannot be made perfect ; that , becaufe fome bad things have been done under annual and under triennial , and ...
... thing , is a fufficient reafon for not attempting it at all ; that it is folly to endeavour to mend that which , after all , cannot be made perfect ; that , becaufe fome bad things have been done under annual and under triennial , and ...
Page 363
... thing fingular in your drefs , or in your manner of life . Avoid that prepofterous ambition of gaining applaufe , by your uncouth appear- ance , your hair uncombed , and your beard neglected ; nor be al- ways declaiming against the use ...
... thing fingular in your drefs , or in your manner of life . Avoid that prepofterous ambition of gaining applaufe , by your uncouth appear- ance , your hair uncombed , and your beard neglected ; nor be al- ways declaiming against the use ...
Page 482
... things to fome unit , with which they are compared . Senfations are , according to our author , the elements of which notions or ideas are formed . The formation of an idea is that act ... thing 482 Leidenfroft's Account of the Human Soul .
... things to fome unit , with which they are compared . Senfations are , according to our author , the elements of which notions or ideas are formed . The formation of an idea is that act ... thing 482 Leidenfroft's Account of the Human Soul .
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