The Doctor & C, 5 tomasLongman, 1838 - 387 psl. |
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... PROVED . Fiddle - faddle , dont tell of this and that , and every thing in the world , but give me mathematical demonstration . CONGREVE . CHAPTER CLVI.-p. 222 . AN ANECDOTE OF WESLEY , AND AN ARGUMENT ARI- SING OUT OF IT , TO SHOW THAT ...
... PROVED . Fiddle - faddle , dont tell of this and that , and every thing in the world , but give me mathematical demonstration . CONGREVE . CHAPTER CLVI.-p. 222 . AN ANECDOTE OF WESLEY , AND AN ARGUMENT ARI- SING OUT OF IT , TO SHOW THAT ...
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... prove it , it must be granted . Witwould . Not positively must , -But it may , it may . Petulant . Yes , it positively must , -upon proof positive . Witwould . Ay , upon proof positive it must ; but upon proof presumptive it only may ...
... prove it , it must be granted . Witwould . Not positively must , -But it may , it may . Petulant . Yes , it positively must , -upon proof positive . Witwould . Ay , upon proof positive it must ; but upon proof presumptive it only may ...
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... all my notions are struck in a heap . You bought that Mare on the 29th of July , by this token that it was my birth - day , and I said she would prove a lucky one . One , two , three , -four , -five , six , -seven , -eight , -nine , 2.
... all my notions are struck in a heap . You bought that Mare on the 29th of July , by this token that it was my birth - day , and I said she would prove a lucky one . One , two , three , -four , -five , six , -seven , -eight , -nine , 2.
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... prove himself the better man . The other who had been made angry at the thought of nicking his pet , was easily put upon his mettle , and they agreed to settle the dispute by the ultima ratio regum . But this appeal to the immortal Gods ...
... prove himself the better man . The other who had been made angry at the thought of nicking his pet , was easily put upon his mettle , and they agreed to settle the dispute by the ultima ratio regum . But this appeal to the immortal Gods ...
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... proved to be a Brum- mejam of the coarsest and clumsiest kind , with a head on each side . They now agreed that the Devil certainly must be in it , and deter- mined to lay the whole case before the Doctor . The Doctor was delighted with ...
... proved to be a Brum- mejam of the coarsest and clumsiest kind , with a head on each side . They now agreed that the Devil certainly must be in it , and deter- mined to lay the whole case before the Doctor . The Doctor was delighted with ...
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