The Doctor, &c. ...Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green and Longman, 1836 |
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... regard the University of Glasgow . The Rector of Glasgow takes precedence of the Mayor of Garratt . And what will the Reviewers do ? I speak not of those who come to their office , ( for such there are , though few , ) like Judges to ...
... regard the University of Glasgow . The Rector of Glasgow takes precedence of the Mayor of Garratt . And what will the Reviewers do ? I speak not of those who come to their office , ( for such there are , though few , ) like Judges to ...
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... regard to any principle of order or connection , that the only rule which he is supposed to have followed was that of placing the longest chapters first . Upon this M. Savary remarks , ce bouleverse- ment dans un ouvrage qui est un ...
... regard to any principle of order or connection , that the only rule which he is supposed to have followed was that of placing the longest chapters first . Upon this M. Savary remarks , ce bouleverse- ment dans un ouvrage qui est un ...
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... regard as specially conducive to the improvement of thine . " The work was composed at different times , and by slow degrees . Now and then indeed it spread itself into branches and leaves , like a plant in April , and advanced seven or ...
... regard as specially conducive to the improvement of thine . " The work was composed at different times , and by slow degrees . Now and then indeed it spread itself into branches and leaves , like a plant in April , and advanced seven or ...
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... regard to the person had taken place in the present instance . The name , Leonard , was consecrated to him by all his dearest and fondest recollections . He had been known by it on his mother's knees , and in the humble cottage of that ...
... regard to the person had taken place in the present instance . The name , Leonard , was consecrated to him by all his dearest and fondest recollections . He had been known by it on his mother's knees , and in the humble cottage of that ...
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... consented ; and seemed to regard the beneficial consequences of the experiment to others with hope , rather than to look with apprehension to it for herself . Mr. Bacon therefore went to Doncaster and called upon Dr. Dove . " I do 72.
... consented ; and seemed to regard the beneficial consequences of the experiment to others with hope , rather than to look with apprehension to it for herself . Mr. Bacon therefore went to Doncaster and called upon Dr. Dove . " I do 72.
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