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... added to the literary mass ; and the reputation of the writer remains just where it was . Had Dr. Garnett , taking M. de Saussure for his model , engaged more extensively in the researches to which we have chiefly confined our citations ...
... added to the literary mass ; and the reputation of the writer remains just where it was . Had Dr. Garnett , taking M. de Saussure for his model , engaged more extensively in the researches to which we have chiefly confined our citations ...
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... added to the fund accumulated from the annual subscriptions of its members , empowered the Society to propose premiums for approved essays on given subjects , and to remu- nerate individuals for useful exertions and discoveries ...
... added to the fund accumulated from the annual subscriptions of its members , empowered the Society to propose premiums for approved essays on given subjects , and to remu- nerate individuals for useful exertions and discoveries ...
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... Added to these emdowments , he was of a temper so mild , and in his conversation so modest and unassuming , that he engaged the attention and affection of all around him . In all questions of science , Dr. Johnson looked up to him ; and ...
... Added to these emdowments , he was of a temper so mild , and in his conversation so modest and unassuming , that he engaged the attention and affection of all around him . In all questions of science , Dr. Johnson looked up to him ; and ...
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Abridgement of Modern Determinations | 30 |
Pen Art of making | 49 |
Actor Defence of that Profession 384 | 56 |
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