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... attention . This idea appears to us to be ill founded ; because , on viewing , with one eye , objects at different distances , and nearly in the optic axis , it is very obvious that something more than attention is necessary to render ...
... attention . This idea appears to us to be ill founded ; because , on viewing , with one eye , objects at different distances , and nearly in the optic axis , it is very obvious that something more than attention is necessary to render ...
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... attention was given to the art , and such a degree of respectability annexed to the study and practice of it , as was sufficient to make it an object of attention with men of education . The chapter on Chemistry contains little more ...
... attention was given to the art , and such a degree of respectability annexed to the study and practice of it , as was sufficient to make it an object of attention with men of education . The chapter on Chemistry contains little more ...
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... attention be paid , generally , in the observance of the following general maxims . C In the first place , never to display ostentatious finery , and by that means to excite the crime of avarice in the mind of an Arab . 2dly . To ...
... attention be paid , generally , in the observance of the following general maxims . C In the first place , never to display ostentatious finery , and by that means to excite the crime of avarice in the mind of an Arab . 2dly . To ...
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