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... attention of the author having almost always been directed to objects of utility . Without making any apology for printing a narra- tive of travels in countries already so often described , and without any record of his peregrinations ...
... attention of the author having almost always been directed to objects of utility . Without making any apology for printing a narra- tive of travels in countries already so often described , and without any record of his peregrinations ...
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... attention . and attention . We must thus apologize to Mr. Malthus for a briefer notice of his work than its merit demands ; for merit it has in an eminent degree , which we are the more prompt and happy to attest from the circum- stance ...
... attention . and attention . We must thus apologize to Mr. Malthus for a briefer notice of his work than its merit demands ; for merit it has in an eminent degree , which we are the more prompt and happy to attest from the circum- stance ...
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... attention to some objects of thought , exclusively of others , and also of impressions from external objects . This habit is more or less necessary to all ; and , though different minds may originally be very differently constituted in ...
... attention to some objects of thought , exclusively of others , and also of impressions from external objects . This habit is more or less necessary to all ; and , though different minds may originally be very differently constituted in ...
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