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I am much obliged for your kind present ; yet , not so much for that , as for the very
friendly and benevolent manner in which you make it . As to the work itself , I shall
always value it as having that stamp or character which alone can make any ...
I am much obliged for your kind present ; yet , not so much for that , as for the very
friendly and benevolent manner in which you make it . As to the work itself , I shall
always value it as having that stamp or character which alone can make any ...
Page 217
Written in the same year • When Fortune smil'd , my friends how kind and true !
Those friends , when Fortune frown'd , alas how few ! Hurt tho ' I am , yet why
should I repine , While Susan's unabating love is mine ? Of this possest I wealth
nor ...
Written in the same year • When Fortune smil'd , my friends how kind and true !
Those friends , when Fortune frown'd , alas how few ! Hurt tho ' I am , yet why
should I repine , While Susan's unabating love is mine ? Of this possest I wealth
nor ...
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The first kind of attraction , to which mineral bodies are subject , is the attraction of
composition ; which takes place between the most simple or primitive molecules
of a substance , but at the same time exists only between molecules that are ...
The first kind of attraction , to which mineral bodies are subject , is the attraction of
composition ; which takes place between the most simple or primitive molecules
of a substance , but at the same time exists only between molecules that are ...
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