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... feems reafon to regret that , by fome derangement probably of the original papers , that full and perfpi- cuous order which the very eminent author of this juftly celebrated tract feems clearly to have defigned , fhould have been much ...
... feems reafon to regret that , by fome derangement probably of the original papers , that full and perfpi- cuous order which the very eminent author of this juftly celebrated tract feems clearly to have defigned , fhould have been much ...
Pagina 286
... feems a ftudied imperfection : fuch are the words aye , eld , murky , watchet , hue . Dryden , indeed , ufes the word watchet : but it certainly is fo obfolete at prefent , that we may venture to say that it will be unintelligible to ...
... feems a ftudied imperfection : fuch are the words aye , eld , murky , watchet , hue . Dryden , indeed , ufes the word watchet : but it certainly is fo obfolete at prefent , that we may venture to say that it will be unintelligible to ...
Pagina 332
... feems not to be difficult to know how a man of known wisdom will act on a certain occafion ; yet that action is entirely free and spontaneous . When the character of the agent's wisdom is imperfect , it feems to be but probable how he ...
... feems not to be difficult to know how a man of known wisdom will act on a certain occafion ; yet that action is entirely free and spontaneous . When the character of the agent's wisdom is imperfect , it feems to be but probable how he ...
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