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... kind , the fcience of phyfic has derived no inconfiderable advan- tage . But though we readily acknowledge the benefits refulting from publications of this kind , we are in juftice bound to remark , that the licence affumed by many ...
... kind , the fcience of phyfic has derived no inconfiderable advan- tage . But though we readily acknowledge the benefits refulting from publications of this kind , we are in juftice bound to remark , that the licence affumed by many ...
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... kind of instinct which is never deceived in deciding upon thefe virtues . Thus when policy affumes the language of honour and franknefs , it is instantly detected by a kind of aukwardness , and an appearance of fatigue which accom ...
... kind of instinct which is never deceived in deciding upon thefe virtues . Thus when policy affumes the language of honour and franknefs , it is instantly detected by a kind of aukwardness , and an appearance of fatigue which accom ...
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... kind protection and generous encouragement ; and to affure you , that gratitude , as well as intereft , will urge them to ufe every effort to merit and fecure the continuance of your favour . " This addrefs was received with loud and ...
... kind protection and generous encouragement ; and to affure you , that gratitude , as well as intereft , will urge them to ufe every effort to merit and fecure the continuance of your favour . " This addrefs was received with loud and ...
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