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... thefe could in any degree add to its ftability , or the re- moval of them weaken its foundation . Truth , we are confi- dent , can never fuffer by investigation . The more it is fifted and winnowed , the purer it will appear . Friction ...
... thefe could in any degree add to its ftability , or the re- moval of them weaken its foundation . Truth , we are confi- dent , can never fuffer by investigation . The more it is fifted and winnowed , the purer it will appear . Friction ...
Pagina 194
... thefe relations . Some men have that power in a much higher degree than others . Some men have a very nice perception of thefe relations in one clafs of objects , while they feem to be fcarcely fenfible of them in other claffes . Thefe ...
... thefe relations . Some men have that power in a much higher degree than others . Some men have a very nice perception of thefe relations in one clafs of objects , while they feem to be fcarcely fenfible of them in other claffes . Thefe ...
Pagina 409
... thefe images .'- By thefe means , the adjustment is applied totally independent of the inftrument ; and the plumb - line hanging in the images themfelves , there cannot poffibly be any parallax on the wire , nor any corpufcular ...
... thefe images .'- By thefe means , the adjustment is applied totally independent of the inftrument ; and the plumb - line hanging in the images themfelves , there cannot poffibly be any parallax on the wire , nor any corpufcular ...
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