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65. oldal
... readers may exclaim . No such thing : it is an enthusiast , perhaps really
amiable , but cramped in heart and stunted in mind by false notions ; not least ,
VOL . VII . F 1 1 by the habit of imagining all mental error Reply to a Plymouth
Brother .
... readers may exclaim . No such thing : it is an enthusiast , perhaps really
amiable , but cramped in heart and stunted in mind by false notions ; not least ,
VOL . VII . F 1 1 by the habit of imagining all mental error Reply to a Plymouth
Brother .
77. oldal
Moreover , by numerous expressions the reader was given to understand , that
we had other means of knowledge beside the books whose titles were prefixed ;
as indeed it is very customary with reviews to set the names of books , as mottoes
...
Moreover , by numerous expressions the reader was given to understand , that
we had other means of knowledge beside the books whose titles were prefixed ;
as indeed it is very customary with reviews to set the names of books , as mottoes
...
118. oldal
This little volume consists of desultory conversations between a mother and
several young children , in which , ' says Mrs. Marcet , ' I have endeavoured to
mingle information with amusement , and to teach those of my young readers
who may ...
This little volume consists of desultory conversations between a mother and
several young children , in which , ' says Mrs. Marcet , ' I have endeavoured to
mingle information with amusement , and to teach those of my young readers
who may ...
151. oldal
The astronomer is perplexed with the one , and our readers must excuse us for
waiving any explanation of the other . What purpose can possibly be served by
much of the speculation that engages human intellects , it requires an intellect
more ...
The astronomer is perplexed with the one , and our readers must excuse us for
waiving any explanation of the other . What purpose can possibly be served by
much of the speculation that engages human intellects , it requires an intellect
more ...
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It will be quite impossible for us to follow him through his long course of
reasoning , distinguished as it unquestionably is by much ability , and no mean
share of learning . It must suffice to present to our readers a brief analysis of his
scheme .
It will be quite impossible for us to follow him through his long course of
reasoning , distinguished as it unquestionably is by much ability , and no mean
share of learning . It must suffice to present to our readers a brief analysis of his
scheme .
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