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... effect , no doubt , as he wished . What effect , or whether any , was produced on the rest of congre- gation , we know not : but an effect , of a very different kind from that which the old women experienced , has been produced on us ...
... effect , no doubt , as he wished . What effect , or whether any , was produced on the rest of congre- gation , we know not : but an effect , of a very different kind from that which the old women experienced , has been produced on us ...
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... effect . I own that I cannot think the argument a good one ; for it feems to me much more natural to fuppofe , that the fat is abforbed , in order to furnish a supply to the blood , impoverished by a weakening difcafe , than that it is ...
... effect . I own that I cannot think the argument a good one ; for it feems to me much more natural to fuppofe , that the fat is abforbed , in order to furnish a supply to the blood , impoverished by a weakening difcafe , than that it is ...
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... effect would infallibly have been . produced , if an accumulation of taxes had not taken place . ' C This paffage does not give a clear idea of the ftate of the queftion . The rate of intereft , as far as it is the effect of na- tural ...
... effect would infallibly have been . produced , if an accumulation of taxes had not taken place . ' C This paffage does not give a clear idea of the ftate of the queftion . The rate of intereft , as far as it is the effect of na- tural ...
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