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Page 121
... course of the Jordan throughout its extent , The travellers found it extremely pleasant to bathe in the Lake ; and , to whatever distance they swam , they were able to discern , through the transparent medium , the shining pebbles at ...
... course of the Jordan throughout its extent , The travellers found it extremely pleasant to bathe in the Lake ; and , to whatever distance they swam , they were able to discern , through the transparent medium , the shining pebbles at ...
Page 147
... course of nature , meet with a proper reply from the present philosophical advocate for Revelation . He very justly remarks that , If we consider things duly , we shall find that lifeless matter is utterly incapable of obeying any laws ...
... course of nature , meet with a proper reply from the present philosophical advocate for Revelation . He very justly remarks that , If we consider things duly , we shall find that lifeless matter is utterly incapable of obeying any laws ...
Page 284
... course , and Lord Wellesley was not slow in following it . The repulse of Mr. Jackson was therefore regarded as fortunate , in affording us a plea for a farther delay of the promised treaty ; and it is cu- rious to see , from the ...
... course , and Lord Wellesley was not slow in following it . The repulse of Mr. Jackson was therefore regarded as fortunate , in affording us a plea for a farther delay of the promised treaty ; and it is cu- rious to see , from the ...
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