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... most enlightened men offer us their inftruction ; and we have an opportunity of confulting each with refpect to the particular depart- ment of knowledge in which he most excelled . Thefe illuftrious men , too , we fee under the most ...
... most enlightened men offer us their inftruction ; and we have an opportunity of confulting each with refpect to the particular depart- ment of knowledge in which he most excelled . Thefe illuftrious men , too , we fee under the most ...
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... most advantageous man- ner , without attempting to affume thote of another . That quality always be- comes us most which is most peculiar to ourselves . Of all the vices and follies that tend to degrade the human character , I think ...
... most advantageous man- ner , without attempting to affume thote of another . That quality always be- comes us most which is most peculiar to ourselves . Of all the vices and follies that tend to degrade the human character , I think ...
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... most marked energy ; complain that they feel fqueam- ifh when they think of them ; and have the idea that defcriptions of that defcrip- tion can be agreeable to readers of no defcription . I have heard one author , whofe name has long ...
... most marked energy ; complain that they feel fqueam- ifh when they think of them ; and have the idea that defcriptions of that defcrip- tion can be agreeable to readers of no defcription . I have heard one author , whofe name has long ...
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