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He The proper The second essential quality of a good version , is perspicuity . If the scriptures are to be translated , they should certainly be made as plain and perspicuous as posible ; and not a single ambiguity should be left in ...
He The proper The second essential quality of a good version , is perspicuity . If the scriptures are to be translated , they should certainly be made as plain and perspicuous as posible ; and not a single ambiguity should be left in ...
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Every appetite is accompanied with an uneasy sensation proper to it , which is strong or weak in proportion to the defire which we have for the object . 2. Appetites are not constant , but periodical , being sated by their objects ...
Every appetite is accompanied with an uneasy sensation proper to it , which is strong or weak in proportion to the defire which we have for the object . 2. Appetites are not constant , but periodical , being sated by their objects ...
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Every appetite is accompanied with an uneasy sensation proper to it , which is strong or weak in proportion to the desire which we have for the object . 2. Appetites are not constant , but periodical , being sated by their objects ...
Every appetite is accompanied with an uneasy sensation proper to it , which is strong or weak in proportion to the desire which we have for the object . 2. Appetites are not constant , but periodical , being sated by their objects ...
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Contents
Reid on the active Powers | 55 |
Literature Letters on Subjects of | 78 |
Liffis Obſerv on Knowles | 86 |
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1790 |
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