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Page 248
... paffage before us : " — " The king is a good king , but - he pales fome humours and cariers . " MALONE . ' Though the commentators have well illuftrated the meaning of the word careires , yet furely they have mifunderstood the paffage ...
... paffage before us : " — " The king is a good king , but - he pales fome humours and cariers . " MALONE . ' Though the commentators have well illuftrated the meaning of the word careires , yet furely they have mifunderstood the paffage ...
Page 261
... paffage according to the punc- tuation firft recommended in the Gray's Inn Journal , and as we are happy to fee it ... paffage , to mean the green fea ; and , in the latter paf- fage , taking light to mean , in the beginning of the line ...
... paffage according to the punc- tuation firft recommended in the Gray's Inn Journal , and as we are happy to fee it ... paffage , to mean the green fea ; and , in the latter paf- fage , taking light to mean , in the beginning of the line ...
Page 360
... paffage will be right for , though we grant that there is then an apparent incongruity and perverfion ' of the fenfe , be it remembered that it is this incongruity of principle which the paffage is intended to manifeft , and to ...
... paffage will be right for , though we grant that there is then an apparent incongruity and perverfion ' of the fenfe , be it remembered that it is this incongruity of principle which the paffage is intended to manifeft , and to ...
Contents
Air Vital See Scherer | 6 |
Bromleys Hiftory of the Fine | 9 |
Evidence Demonſtrative See Glenies Antecedental Calculus | 34 |
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