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... like everything else , it may become the occasion of vice ; having been hitherto
practised almost wholly by the lower classes of society , and commonly for
pecuniary rewards ; it is regarded by a considerable part of the community as a
mean ...
... like everything else , it may become the occasion of vice ; having been hitherto
practised almost wholly by the lower classes of society , and commonly for
pecuniary rewards ; it is regarded by a considerable part of the community as a
mean ...
Page 50
Sympathetic Inks . * Characters written with the watery solution of muriate of
copper , become yellow by being warmed , and disappear again when the paper
cools . Write with a pen dipped in a very dilute solution of prussiate of pot - ash ,
and ...
Sympathetic Inks . * Characters written with the watery solution of muriate of
copper , become yellow by being warmed , and disappear again when the paper
cools . Write with a pen dipped in a very dilute solution of prussiate of pot - ash ,
and ...
Page 119
So that instruction ingrafts at once upon the youthful mind all the treasures which
the experience of accumulated ages has carefully collected together , and which
thus easily become his property . This second branch of moral education ought ...
So that instruction ingrafts at once upon the youthful mind all the treasures which
the experience of accumulated ages has carefully collected together , and which
thus easily become his property . This second branch of moral education ought ...
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| Title | The Enquirer: Or, Literary, Mathematical, and Philosophical Repository ..., Volume 1 |
| Editors | William Marrat, Pishey Thompson |
| Publisher | Whittingham and Rowland., 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2007 |
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