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Pagina 108
... observed , that strollers always have more spectators without doors than within . I did not consider the impropriety of my being in such company till I saw a mob gather about me . I therefore took shelter , as fast as possible , in the ...
... observed , that strollers always have more spectators without doors than within . I did not consider the impropriety of my being in such company till I saw a mob gather about me . I therefore took shelter , as fast as possible , in the ...
Pagina 339
... observed , that a man of sense would make a better husband than a fool , and I as constantly applied the observa- tion in my own favour . She continually talked in my company of friendship and the beauties of the mind , and spoke of Mr ...
... observed , that a man of sense would make a better husband than a fool , and I as constantly applied the observa- tion in my own favour . She continually talked in my company of friendship and the beauties of the mind , and spoke of Mr ...
Pagina 456
... observation of Boyle , the English chymist , that if every artist would but discover what new observations occurred to him in the exercise of his trade , philosophy would thence gain innumerable improvements . It may be observed , with ...
... observation of Boyle , the English chymist , that if every artist would but discover what new observations occurred to him in the exercise of his trade , philosophy would thence gain innumerable improvements . It may be observed , with ...
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