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... because we meet with fome fentiments which we do not exactly approve ; for , befides that we blame no man for dif- fering in opinion from us , many falfe fentiments have been beautifully clothed in the dress of poetry : but because ...
... because we meet with fome fentiments which we do not exactly approve ; for , befides that we blame no man for dif- fering in opinion from us , many falfe fentiments have been beautifully clothed in the dress of poetry : but because ...
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... because it could ferve only to render him perceptible at a greater distance ; and , far- ther , because this colour is that of the ground of no fpecies of earth , er of vegetable , on which he is defigned to pafs his life . But , in the ...
... because it could ferve only to render him perceptible at a greater distance ; and , far- ther , because this colour is that of the ground of no fpecies of earth , er of vegetable , on which he is defigned to pafs his life . But , in the ...
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... because it is decompounded by the fire or evaporated , or because it enters into chemical union during the com- buftion . The acid is not discoverable in the filtrated liquid from the bruised root , because the proportion of it is too ...
... because it is decompounded by the fire or evaporated , or because it enters into chemical union during the com- buftion . The acid is not discoverable in the filtrated liquid from the bruised root , because the proportion of it is too ...
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