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Page 175
... spirit of difference was kept up , and the neighbours began to take a part with the original combatants , according to their intimacies of friendship : the spirit of discord spread from families to villages : they embodied and called ...
... spirit of difference was kept up , and the neighbours began to take a part with the original combatants , according to their intimacies of friendship : the spirit of discord spread from families to villages : they embodied and called ...
Page 288
... spirit , whether seeking his medical assistance , or his counsel as a friend . Perhaps this proneness to suspicion ... spirits . - In this , as in a general rule , we should agree with him : but we cannot coincide with his recommendation ...
... spirit , whether seeking his medical assistance , or his counsel as a friend . Perhaps this proneness to suspicion ... spirits . - In this , as in a general rule , we should agree with him : but we cannot coincide with his recommendation ...
Page 420
... Spirit of Discovery ' shrinks not from the strictest investigation , we could very readily have excused the extreme complaisance with which he labours to prevent the in- attentive reader from hinting at carelessness of arrangement : but ...
... Spirit of Discovery ' shrinks not from the strictest investigation , we could very readily have excused the extreme complaisance with which he labours to prevent the in- attentive reader from hinting at carelessness of arrangement : but ...
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