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... words , to deduce the peculiar laws of its compofition . And , 1. it cannot wholly divest itself of all method : For , having only one point in view , it muft of courfe pursue it by fome kind of con- nexion . The progrefs of the mind in ...
... words , to deduce the peculiar laws of its compofition . And , 1. it cannot wholly divest itself of all method : For , having only one point in view , it muft of courfe pursue it by fome kind of con- nexion . The progrefs of the mind in ...
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... fubjoined fome directions about the use of words . Now this particular depend- ing fo entirely on what is out of the reach of rule , as 7 To the Continget : dabiturque licentia fumta pudenter . Et nova factaque 6 Q. HORATII FLACCI.
... fubjoined fome directions about the use of words . Now this particular depend- ing fo entirely on what is out of the reach of rule , as 7 To the Continget : dabiturque licentia fumta pudenter . Et nova factaque 6 Q. HORATII FLACCI.
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... word entirely new ( for this is ever a task of some envy ) but , by means of an in- genious and happy pofition of a well - known word , in respect of fome others , to give it a new air , and caft . Or , if it be neceflary to coin new words ...
... word entirely new ( for this is ever a task of some envy ) but , by means of an in- genious and happy pofition of a well - known word , in respect of fome others , to give it a new air , and caft . Or , if it be neceflary to coin new words ...
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... words , a wide , extensive view of real , practi- cal life . The joint direction of these two , as means of acquiring moral knowledge , was perfectly neceflary . For the former , when alone , is apt to grow abstracted and unaffecting ...
... words , a wide , extensive view of real , practi- cal life . The joint direction of these two , as means of acquiring moral knowledge , was perfectly neceflary . For the former , when alone , is apt to grow abstracted and unaffecting ...
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... word is fo happily chofen by our curious fpeaker , as to carry the mind to that fictitious monfter , under which he had before allufively fhadowed out the idea of abfurd and inconfiftent compofition , in 1. 1. The applica- tion ...
... word is fo happily chofen by our curious fpeaker , as to carry the mind to that fictitious monfter , under which he had before allufively fhadowed out the idea of abfurd and inconfiftent compofition , in 1. 1. The applica- tion ...
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