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... kind of dissipation or pleasures are known in Estremadura , there is no variety , every thing is regular , and melancholy . Persons of high birth , and those who have fortune or are at their ease , seldom associate and that but ...
... kind of dissipation or pleasures are known in Estremadura , there is no variety , every thing is regular , and melancholy . Persons of high birth , and those who have fortune or are at their ease , seldom associate and that but ...
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... kind as the former ; displaying his character as a scholar of extensive reading and good taste , but certainly not as a scholar possessing the verbal accuracy and metrical omniscience of a Bentley or a Porson ; - and we may indeed add ...
... kind as the former ; displaying his character as a scholar of extensive reading and good taste , but certainly not as a scholar possessing the verbal accuracy and metrical omniscience of a Bentley or a Porson ; - and we may indeed add ...
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... kind , defends the popular opinion which supposed the sun , moon , stars , and earth to be Gods , against the theory of Anaxagoras , which taught that the sun was a mass of fire , the moon a habitable earth , & c . & c . Here his ...
... kind , defends the popular opinion which supposed the sun , moon , stars , and earth to be Gods , against the theory of Anaxagoras , which taught that the sun was a mass of fire , the moon a habitable earth , & c . & c . Here his ...
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