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Pagina 65
... Discourse from Prose , it was that which approached nearer to it than any other kind of For , says he , we may observe that Men in Ordinary Discourse very often speak Iambicks , without taking notice of it . We may make the same ...
... Discourse from Prose , it was that which approached nearer to it than any other kind of For , says he , we may observe that Men in Ordinary Discourse very often speak Iambicks , without taking notice of it . We may make the same ...
Pagina 254
... Discourse , was observing , that Cartha- ginian Faith ' was a proverbial Phrase to intimate Breach of Leagues . Sir ROGER said it could hardly be otherwise : That the Carthaginians were the greatest Traders in the World ; and as Gain is ...
... Discourse , was observing , that Cartha- ginian Faith ' was a proverbial Phrase to intimate Breach of Leagues . Sir ROGER said it could hardly be otherwise : That the Carthaginians were the greatest Traders in the World ; and as Gain is ...
Pagina 681
... Discourse , I am in a regular Plantation , and can place my self in its several Centres , so as to take a view of all the Lines and Walks that are struck from them . You may ramble in the one a whole Day together , and every Moment ...
... Discourse , I am in a regular Plantation , and can place my self in its several Centres , so as to take a view of all the Lines and Walks that are struck from them . You may ramble in the one a whole Day together , and every Moment ...
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