The Port FolioEditor and Asbury Dickens, 1814 |
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... language acquires copiousness ; as they become more accurate in their discriminations , it acquires precision ; and as they increase in sensibility to delicacy and beauty , it acquires elegance and polish . But there are certain limits ...
... language acquires copiousness ; as they become more accurate in their discriminations , it acquires precision ; and as they increase in sensibility to delicacy and beauty , it acquires elegance and polish . But there are certain limits ...
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... language acquires copiousness ; as they become more accurate in their discriminations , it acquires precision ; and as they increase in sensibility to delicacy and beauty , it acquires elegance and polish . But there are certain limits ...
... language acquires copiousness ; as they become more accurate in their discriminations , it acquires precision ; and as they increase in sensibility to delicacy and beauty , it acquires elegance and polish . But there are certain limits ...
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... language as affording ground for any thing more than plausible conjecture . The instances that are to furnish the proof from induction , must be numerous and unequivocal , before they can be admitted as a source of legitimate reasoning ...
... language as affording ground for any thing more than plausible conjecture . The instances that are to furnish the proof from induction , must be numerous and unequivocal , before they can be admitted as a source of legitimate reasoning ...
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