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Strona 39
... merit . Fully sensible of his perilous situation , he never at any one time shrunk from his duty . At Macao he took an affectionate leave of his English friends , with whom , though placed in one of the remotest provinces of the empire ...
... merit . Fully sensible of his perilous situation , he never at any one time shrunk from his duty . At Macao he took an affectionate leave of his English friends , with whom , though placed in one of the remotest provinces of the empire ...
Strona 113
... merit of the poems as- cribed to Ossian , has been attested by the numerous editions through which they have already passed in this country , and still more by the translations which have been made of them , and the unbounded applause ...
... merit of the poems as- cribed to Ossian , has been attested by the numerous editions through which they have already passed in this country , and still more by the translations which have been made of them , and the unbounded applause ...
Strona 269
... merit ? What man or what body of men the chemical state of Respiration in fever , and after- is to be found who will not be swayed by favour and wards determined to extend his inquiries to other con- influence ? Distinctions are allowed ...
... merit ? What man or what body of men the chemical state of Respiration in fever , and after- is to be found who will not be swayed by favour and wards determined to extend his inquiries to other con- influence ? Distinctions are allowed ...
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