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... feems , to use Dry- den's phrafe , to be o'er - inform'd with meaning , and his words do not appear to himself adequate to his conception . He moves in ftate , and his periods are always harmonious . His Oriental Tales are in the true ...
... feems , to use Dry- den's phrafe , to be o'er - inform'd with meaning , and his words do not appear to himself adequate to his conception . He moves in ftate , and his periods are always harmonious . His Oriental Tales are in the true ...
Pagina 550
... feems , is derived . Two mercantile agents from Bután on the part of the Dévárájá were examined , at my request , by Mr. HARRINGTON , and informed him , that the drug , which the Ben- galefe called Jatámánsì , " grew erect above the ...
... feems , is derived . Two mercantile agents from Bután on the part of the Dévárájá were examined , at my request , by Mr. HARRINGTON , and informed him , that the drug , which the Ben- galefe called Jatámánsì , " grew erect above the ...
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... feems to indicate that they are derived from fomething inherent in human nature , and not merely from cir- cumftances which , though they neceffarily refult from the con- ftitution of fociety , are , with refpect to every individual ...
... feems to indicate that they are derived from fomething inherent in human nature , and not merely from cir- cumftances which , though they neceffarily refult from the con- ftitution of fociety , are , with refpect to every individual ...
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