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Side 105
... Nature . Now the Christian Machines are quite out of Nature , and consequently cannot delight . The Heathen Machines are enough out of Nature to be admirable , and enough in Nature to delight . That which brings them nearer to Nature ...
... Nature . Now the Christian Machines are quite out of Nature , and consequently cannot delight . The Heathen Machines are enough out of Nature to be admirable , and enough in Nature to delight . That which brings them nearer to Nature ...
Side 117
... Nature is , by which the Reader will see , first , that it is very consistent with Anger . Secondly , that the Anger of a good natur'd Man , when it is once rais'd , is greater than that of another . Thirdly , that a Man of an excellent ...
... Nature is , by which the Reader will see , first , that it is very consistent with Anger . Secondly , that the Anger of a good natur'd Man , when it is once rais'd , is greater than that of another . Thirdly , that a Man of an excellent ...
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... Nature . Now Nature , taken in a stricter Sense , is nothing but that Rule and Order , and Harmony , which we find in the visible Creation . The Universe owes its admirable Beauty , to the Proportion , Situa- tion , and Dependance of ...
... Nature . Now Nature , taken in a stricter Sense , is nothing but that Rule and Order , and Harmony , which we find in the visible Creation . The Universe owes its admirable Beauty , to the Proportion , Situa- tion , and Dependance of ...
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