Critical Essays, 1770Scolar Press, 1973 - 328 psl. |
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... fame spirit ? walked we not in the * fame fteps ? " Again , " Again , think ye that we excuse our- " 74 SECTION XVI .
... fame spirit ? walked we not in the * fame fteps ? " Again , " Again , think ye that we excuse our- " 74 SECTION XVI .
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... fame fire in its conftruction , the fame eccentri- city in its motion . But a comet may dif- turb , it cannot overturn nature ; and this erratic planet may poffibly ( that is imma- terial ) fhake a minifter , but will never injure the ...
... fame fire in its conftruction , the fame eccentri- city in its motion . But a comet may dif- turb , it cannot overturn nature ; and this erratic planet may poffibly ( that is imma- terial ) fhake a minifter , but will never injure the ...
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... fame tenor , and the events fall out nearly in the fame fucceffion ; an evidence of the imitation without a more particular difcuffion of the circumstances compared above , circumstan- ces favoring of a connection , though not fo puppes ...
... fame tenor , and the events fall out nearly in the fame fucceffion ; an evidence of the imitation without a more particular difcuffion of the circumstances compared above , circumstan- ces favoring of a connection , though not fo puppes ...
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