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Page 260
... effect of all the accompanying circumstances , the cattle , the mill , the wild rocks , and woods , I cannot think , that the two scenes will bear any comparison . Here are , indeed , rocks , and wood , which might be called sublime ...
... effect of all the accompanying circumstances , the cattle , the mill , the wild rocks , and woods , I cannot think , that the two scenes will bear any comparison . Here are , indeed , rocks , and wood , which might be called sublime ...
Page 469
... effect of a new tax , when imposed on some particular branch of industry ; 1. The manufacturer in that line shares it with the buyers- sellers , and the buyers - consumers - 2 . The effect of the tax is to diminish the branch : the ...
... effect of a new tax , when imposed on some particular branch of industry ; 1. The manufacturer in that line shares it with the buyers- sellers , and the buyers - consumers - 2 . The effect of the tax is to diminish the branch : the ...
Page 481
... effect in the part in- oculated , than the matter sent by Dr. Pearson : but the latter produced a slight eruption of pimples . On communicating the account of these different effects to Dr. Pearson , and imputing them to the difference ...
... effect in the part in- oculated , than the matter sent by Dr. Pearson : but the latter produced a slight eruption of pimples . On communicating the account of these different effects to Dr. Pearson , and imputing them to the difference ...
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