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Page 27
... common school - books . Those who loved reading were obliged to send for their books from England : the members of the junto ' ( a sort of moral and intellectual asso- ciation which Dr. F. had established ) ' had each a few . We had ...
... common school - books . Those who loved reading were obliged to send for their books from England : the members of the junto ' ( a sort of moral and intellectual asso- ciation which Dr. F. had established ) ' had each a few . We had ...
Page 147
... common and not in the high language , because his interpreter Kisseleff ( one of the Japanese sailors ) could read only the former . Provisions of every kind were immediately sent to the ship : but , as to an- swering his letters in the ...
... common and not in the high language , because his interpreter Kisseleff ( one of the Japanese sailors ) could read only the former . Provisions of every kind were immediately sent to the ship : but , as to an- swering his letters in the ...
Page 266
... common sense should be such , that it is impos- sible for any disputant either to defend or attack them but by means of propositions which are neither more manifest nor more certain than the propositions in question . " ( Who is to ...
... common sense should be such , that it is impos- sible for any disputant either to defend or attack them but by means of propositions which are neither more manifest nor more certain than the propositions in question . " ( Who is to ...
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