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... object it has been my study to pursue , and that is , the inculcation in the minds of my younger friends , ( to whom principally the out- line was addressed ) of , what I consider , right opinions , or at least , such opinions as agree ...
... object it has been my study to pursue , and that is , the inculcation in the minds of my younger friends , ( to whom principally the out- line was addressed ) of , what I consider , right opinions , or at least , such opinions as agree ...
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... object to sup- port : For believing the subject to be con- nected in a chain of reasoning , however loosely in some parts , I have the less reluctance in re- questing my reader to follow it , with what pa- tience he may be able to ...
... object to sup- port : For believing the subject to be con- nected in a chain of reasoning , however loosely in some parts , I have the less reluctance in re- questing my reader to follow it , with what pa- tience he may be able to ...
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... object ; some that they may become expert in disputation ; some from pride and ostenta- tion ; few , as is well observed ... objects of intellectual improvement we may individually pro- pose to ourselves , and the motives by which we are ...
... object ; some that they may become expert in disputation ; some from pride and ostenta- tion ; few , as is well observed ... objects of intellectual improvement we may individually pro- pose to ourselves , and the motives by which we are ...
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... object of this structure in lightening these huge creatures , and facilitating their motions , is obviously the same as that of the air - cells in birds in relation to the element they inhabit . " * Naturalists tell us , that the ...
... object of this structure in lightening these huge creatures , and facilitating their motions , is obviously the same as that of the air - cells in birds in relation to the element they inhabit . " * Naturalists tell us , that the ...
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... objects . It is supposed that her eye is so constructed as to give her the idea of light and nothing else , and that this idea or sensa- tion is probably painful to the animal . Hence when she comes into broad day she might be in danger ...
... objects . It is supposed that her eye is so constructed as to give her the idea of light and nothing else , and that this idea or sensa- tion is probably painful to the animal . Hence when she comes into broad day she might be in danger ...
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