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... object ; if he can draw confe- quences , this will be an excellent leffon- if you are fo tender of blame in the verieft trifle , how unimpeachable mult you be in matters of im- portance . As to perfonal habits , begin by denying that ...
... object ; if he can draw confe- quences , this will be an excellent leffon- if you are fo tender of blame in the verieft trifle , how unimpeachable mult you be in matters of im- portance . As to perfonal habits , begin by denying that ...
Pagina 297
... objects . The ninth gives us the heights of the stations and the mean terreftrial refractions in fe- veral tables , to which are fubjoined a variety of curious and ufeful remarks . The first object , which the ingenious conductors of ...
... objects . The ninth gives us the heights of the stations and the mean terreftrial refractions in fe- veral tables , to which are fubjoined a variety of curious and ufeful remarks . The first object , which the ingenious conductors of ...
Pagina 421
... object and rife are thus explained : < The traveller , to whom the following correfpondence relates , be- gan his journey towards the clofe of 1789. His object was , as he reprefented it , at the time , to a perfon of the highest ...
... object and rife are thus explained : < The traveller , to whom the following correfpondence relates , be- gan his journey towards the clofe of 1789. His object was , as he reprefented it , at the time , to a perfon of the highest ...
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