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... fact however is not , after all , so decisive of the controverted point as I once thought it , or as my censor , ( if I am right in Ib . 264 . my inference of his meaning , ) is willing to PREFACE . 5 S-'s I conclude) " point by ...
... fact however is not , after all , so decisive of the controverted point as I once thought it , or as my censor , ( if I am right in Ib . 264 . my inference of his meaning , ) is willing to PREFACE . 5 S-'s I conclude) " point by ...
Page 17
... facts ? The case in truth , is in this instance not stated so strongly as it might be against the au- thor of the Rambler ; and it is the pru- dence of his friends not to provoke any further discussion of the subject , as it must ...
... facts ? The case in truth , is in this instance not stated so strongly as it might be against the au- thor of the Rambler ; and it is the pru- dence of his friends not to provoke any further discussion of the subject , as it must ...
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... fact : for desirous as I may be of erecting myself to the stature of higher men , I am far from wishing to depress them to the medi- ocrity of mine . So that I were permitted to * See the article in the Cabinet , to which I have before ...
... fact : for desirous as I may be of erecting myself to the stature of higher men , I am far from wishing to depress them to the medi- ocrity of mine . So that I were permitted to * See the article in the Cabinet , to which I have before ...
Page 38
... fact in the cor- ruption of man , and it forms the subject of our regret rather than of our surprise . But when , after a lapse of years sufficient to obliterate the very deepest trace of tempo- rary interest , we observe the activity ...
... fact in the cor- ruption of man , and it forms the subject of our regret rather than of our surprise . But when , after a lapse of years sufficient to obliterate the very deepest trace of tempo- rary interest , we observe the activity ...
Page 56
... fact may be rejected on the most satisfactory evidence . Not to observe that this punishment is asserted by some of Milton's enemies to have been inflicted on him by the hand of Dr. Bainbridge himself , the master of the college , who ...
... fact may be rejected on the most satisfactory evidence . Not to observe that this punishment is asserted by some of Milton's enemies to have been inflicted on him by the hand of Dr. Bainbridge himself , the master of the college , who ...
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