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... thing they have seen or heard ; their tutors should become their companions , and encourage them by sympathy to ... Things that happen at the same time ; things that are said , thoughts that have occurred , at the same time , will recur ...
... thing they have seen or heard ; their tutors should become their companions , and encourage them by sympathy to ... Things that happen at the same time ; things that are said , thoughts that have occurred , at the same time , will recur ...
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... thing , and from every thing might they with a little assistance obtain instruction . Let their useful curio- sity be encouraged ; let them make a part of the general society of the family , instead of being treated as if they had ...
... thing , and from every thing might they with a little assistance obtain instruction . Let their useful curio- sity be encouraged ; let them make a part of the general society of the family , instead of being treated as if they had ...
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... thing , which is not a necessary consequence of the small number of data that we have on the nature of things , can only be known to us as the result of obser- vation . Call the velocity of the Earth , common to all bodies on its ...
... thing , which is not a necessary consequence of the small number of data that we have on the nature of things , can only be known to us as the result of obser- vation . Call the velocity of the Earth , common to all bodies on its ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 6 |
Economy of an Institution in Spitalfields | 11 |
of David Hall | 13 |
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