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... Various subjects having excited various reflections , the nar- rative thus proceeds : After this humiliating view of the capacities and incapacities of mankind , I cared not to be philosophizing it any longer ; so I pulled off my hat ...
... Various subjects having excited various reflections , the nar- rative thus proceeds : After this humiliating view of the capacities and incapacities of mankind , I cared not to be philosophizing it any longer ; so I pulled off my hat ...
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... various instru- ments used by him for correcting deformities in children , are made with every attention to accuracy ; and that , from the precautions which he is able to adopt by the division of labour , no one person can ever become ...
... various instru- ments used by him for correcting deformities in children , are made with every attention to accuracy ; and that , from the precautions which he is able to adopt by the division of labour , no one person can ever become ...
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... various phæ nomena of the mineral kingdom are supposed to be produced by fire or by water : while the insufficiency of both those sys- tems to reconcile many appearances , that have been observed , gave rise to a new theory , in which ...
... various phæ nomena of the mineral kingdom are supposed to be produced by fire or by water : while the insufficiency of both those sys- tems to reconcile many appearances , that have been observed , gave rise to a new theory , in which ...
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