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Page 67
... seems to think that every breach of the Ten Commandments begins and ends there . He complains that the tame husbands of his time are laughed at on the stage , and that the successful gallants triumph , which was without precedent either ...
... seems to think that every breach of the Ten Commandments begins and ends there . He complains that the tame husbands of his time are laughed at on the stage , and that the successful gallants triumph , which was without precedent either ...
Page 223
... seems absolutely self - evident . The soul , according to Mr. P. , retains in its separate state its person- ality and consciousness , and perhaps a more enlarged capacity , and a livelier apprehension in its recollections and ...
... seems absolutely self - evident . The soul , according to Mr. P. , retains in its separate state its person- ality and consciousness , and perhaps a more enlarged capacity , and a livelier apprehension in its recollections and ...
Page 258
... seems to favour the presumption . The Bocca is the Rhizonian gulph of Polybius and Strabo , and Cattaro itself is ... seems to take a most conspi- cuous part . The dress of the chiefs , some of whom Mr. Dod- well saw at Cattaro , seems ...
... seems to favour the presumption . The Bocca is the Rhizonian gulph of Polybius and Strabo , and Cattaro itself is ... seems to take a most conspi- cuous part . The dress of the chiefs , some of whom Mr. Dod- well saw at Cattaro , seems ...
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Timber Essay on the Strength of | 18 |
Tobin Mr Memoirs | 30 |
Translation New of Aristotles | 177 |
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