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xxxi. oldal
It has given very general satisfaction , and those who have found ; most fault with a passage here and there have agreed that they could not help going through , and being entertained with the whole . I wish , indeed , some few gross ...
It has given very general satisfaction , and those who have found ; most fault with a passage here and there have agreed that they could not help going through , and being entertained with the whole . I wish , indeed , some few gross ...
42. oldal
... having omitted to read what he did not understand ] had given him , he now began to deduce the soul's immortality ( a sensation of pain in this world being an unquestionable proof of existence in another ) , which was the point that ...
... having omitted to read what he did not understand ] had given him , he now began to deduce the soul's immortality ( a sensation of pain in this world being an unquestionable proof of existence in another ) , which was the point that ...
170. oldal
But men of reflection will be sensible that he has given a true representation 1 [ This is not quite accurate . In the Gentleman's Magazine for Nov. 1751 , while the work was yet proceeding , is an advertisement announcing that four ...
But men of reflection will be sensible that he has given a true representation 1 [ This is not quite accurate . In the Gentleman's Magazine for Nov. 1751 , while the work was yet proceeding , is an advertisement announcing that four ...
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