The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volumen59R. Griffiths, 1778 |
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... shall find e true to double the number of places that we fhall by taking two terms only ; and that we shall triple the number of places if four terms be taken , and so on . SIMPSON firft difcovered continual approximations to the roots ...
... shall find e true to double the number of places that we fhall by taking two terms only ; and that we shall triple the number of places if four terms be taken , and so on . SIMPSON firft difcovered continual approximations to the roots ...
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... shall be mery , whofo that fay nay ; For to morrowe , anone as it is day , And that it ginne in the east to daweb , Thou shall be bound to a newe lawe , At going out of Canterbury toun , And lien afide thy profeffioun ; Thou shall not ...
... shall be mery , whofo that fay nay ; For to morrowe , anone as it is day , And that it ginne in the east to daweb , Thou shall be bound to a newe lawe , At going out of Canterbury toun , And lien afide thy profeffioun ; Thou shall not ...
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... Shall look with loathing . Ah , my turpitude Shall be the vile comparative for knaves , To boaft and whiten by ! Guft . Not fo , not fo- --- Who knows no fault , my friend , knows no perfection , The rectitude that Heaven appoints to ...
... Shall look with loathing . Ah , my turpitude Shall be the vile comparative for knaves , To boaft and whiten by ! Guft . Not fo , not fo- --- Who knows no fault , my friend , knows no perfection , The rectitude that Heaven appoints to ...
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