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Pagina 29
There is not the least particle of matter which may not furnish one of us suthcient employment for a whole eternity . We can still divide it , and still open it , and still discover new wonders of Providence , as we look into the ...
There is not the least particle of matter which may not furnish one of us suthcient employment for a whole eternity . We can still divide it , and still open it , and still discover new wonders of Providence , as we look into the ...
Pagina 30
... how small soever the matter be in which we make them . I have been present at the dissection of a mite , and have seen the skeleton of a flea . I have been shewn a forest of numberless trees , which has been picked outofan acorn .
... how small soever the matter be in which we make them . I have been present at the dissection of a mite , and have seen the skeleton of a flea . I have been shewn a forest of numberless trees , which has been picked outofan acorn .
Pagina 44
It is true matter of fact , I was present at the ingenious entertainment of that day , and placed myself in a box which was prepared for me with great civility and distinction . It is said of Virgil , when he entered a Roman theatre ...
It is true matter of fact , I was present at the ingenious entertainment of that day , and placed myself in a box which was prepared for me with great civility and distinction . It is said of Virgil , when he entered a Roman theatre ...
Pagina 89
At the same time he filled out three or four white liquors , in a glass , and told me that it should be what I pleased to call for ; adding very learnedly , that the liquor before him was as the nakerl substance , or first matter of his ...
At the same time he filled out three or four white liquors , in a glass , and told me that it should be what I pleased to call for ; adding very learnedly , that the liquor before him was as the nakerl substance , or first matter of his ...
Pagina 104
To set therefore this matter in a clear light , I must declare , that no one can have a greater veneration than myself for the free - thinkers of antiquity , who acted the same part in those times , as the great men of the reformation ...
To set therefore this matter in a clear light , I must declare , that no one can have a greater veneration than myself for the free - thinkers of antiquity , who acted the same part in those times , as the great men of the reformation ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Select British Classics, Volume 25 Select British Classics |
| Uitgever | J. Conrad, 1803 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de New York Public Library |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 22 juli 2008 |
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