The Universal mercury1726 |
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... Manner of doing it : Our Minds are ge- nerally unapt to be taught , efpecially by any one who affumes a magifterial Air ; and on the other Hand , we foon confider those Works as trifling and impertinent , which are only calculated to ...
... Manner of doing it : Our Minds are ge- nerally unapt to be taught , efpecially by any one who affumes a magifterial Air ; and on the other Hand , we foon confider those Works as trifling and impertinent , which are only calculated to ...
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... manner ? The Fragments of the Shells too are found in the Stones , or wrapp'd in the Marl ; and different Pieces of them at a confiderable Distance from each other : Thefe could not be form'd thus , but must have been broke by fome ...
... manner ? The Fragments of the Shells too are found in the Stones , or wrapp'd in the Marl ; and different Pieces of them at a confiderable Distance from each other : Thefe could not be form'd thus , but must have been broke by fome ...
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... manner . Firft , retaining by his Almighty Will upon the Surface of the Earth , thofe Plants and Animals which were to remain there , he fqueezed this Mafs like a Spunge out of which one would fqueeze the Water : For , as Philo teaches ...
... manner . Firft , retaining by his Almighty Will upon the Surface of the Earth , thofe Plants and Animals which were to remain there , he fqueezed this Mafs like a Spunge out of which one would fqueeze the Water : For , as Philo teaches ...
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... manner as the Waters are , which fall from thofe Mountains , by means of a fubterraneous Circulation . W Miscellaneous Pieces . COWLEY'S Wifb . Infcribed to O. H. Esq . HEN Cowley offer'd at the Mufes Shrine , And to his Aid invok'd the ...
... manner as the Waters are , which fall from thofe Mountains , by means of a fubterraneous Circulation . W Miscellaneous Pieces . COWLEY'S Wifb . Infcribed to O. H. Esq . HEN Cowley offer'd at the Mufes Shrine , And to his Aid invok'd the ...
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... manner , after fome Years have been spent in wrang- ling . People had great Hopes when the prefent Pope was chofen , that they fhould fee a Reformation in the Roman Church , for which Purpose he had call'd a Council ; but all the ...
... manner , after fome Years have been spent in wrang- ling . People had great Hopes when the prefent Pope was chofen , that they fhould fee a Reformation in the Roman Church , for which Purpose he had call'd a Council ; but all the ...
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