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Pagina 38
... seems , the Hairs of his Head as fo many Suckers , which if they had been fuffer'd to grow , might have drawn away the Nourishment from his Chin , and by that Means have starved his Beard . I have read fomewhere that one of the Popes ...
... seems , the Hairs of his Head as fo many Suckers , which if they had been fuffer'd to grow , might have drawn away the Nourishment from his Chin , and by that Means have starved his Beard . I have read fomewhere that one of the Popes ...
Pagina 54
... seems highly probable it may ) be taken into confideration by fome Perfon capable of re- ducing it into a regular Science , tho ' not fo demonstra- ⚫tive as that proceeding from Sounds , yet fufficient to entitle it to a Place among ...
... seems highly probable it may ) be taken into confideration by fome Perfon capable of re- ducing it into a regular Science , tho ' not fo demonstra- ⚫tive as that proceeding from Sounds , yet fufficient to entitle it to a Place among ...
Pagina 100
... seems And in herself compleat , fo well to know Her own , that what he wills to do or fay Seems wifeft , virtuoufeft , difcreeteft , beft : All higher Knowledge in her Prefence falls Degraded : Wisdom in Difcourfe with her Lofes ...
... seems And in herself compleat , fo well to know Her own , that what he wills to do or fay Seems wifeft , virtuoufeft , difcreeteft , beft : All higher Knowledge in her Prefence falls Degraded : Wisdom in Difcourfe with her Lofes ...
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