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... readers will think neceffary , while he omits others which many will require . Thus , he explains what the points of an object are , and what a medium is : but gives no definition of a focus , or of a pencil of rays . In page 40 , he ...
... readers will think neceffary , while he omits others which many will require . Thus , he explains what the points of an object are , and what a medium is : but gives no definition of a focus , or of a pencil of rays . In page 40 , he ...
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... readers ; readers ; he had recorded names that were nowhere to The English Peerage ! 339.
... readers ; readers ; he had recorded names that were nowhere to The English Peerage ! 339.
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... readers of all claffes have an opportunity of confulting . This authority is nothing more learned than the map of Africa , in the fourth quarto edition of Guthrie's Grammar . The reader will there find the head of the Nile laid down in ...
... readers of all claffes have an opportunity of confulting . This authority is nothing more learned than the map of Africa , in the fourth quarto edition of Guthrie's Grammar . The reader will there find the head of the Nile laid down in ...
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