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Page 53
... give up his Amelia , and promise to write no more on the like subjects . " Having now endeavoured to give a sketch of the contents of these volumes , we have only to notice the " Life " and " Observations on his writings ; " by Mrs ...
... give up his Amelia , and promise to write no more on the like subjects . " Having now endeavoured to give a sketch of the contents of these volumes , we have only to notice the " Life " and " Observations on his writings ; " by Mrs ...
Page 97
... gives of the state of vas- 1 , first , declare , that I give Crinitus full credit for ve- salage , or rather slavery , in which the booksellers of racity ; and tell him , next , that , if he means to say , Germany hold unfortunate ...
... gives of the state of vas- 1 , first , declare , that I give Crinitus full credit for ve- salage , or rather slavery , in which the booksellers of racity ; and tell him , next , that , if he means to say , Germany hold unfortunate ...
Page 611
... give us a great deal either of pleasure or of uneasi- ness . When this is the case , we are compelled to at- tend to the sensation itself , and to make it an object of thought and discourse : we give it a name , which signifies nothing ...
... give us a great deal either of pleasure or of uneasi- ness . When this is the case , we are compelled to at- tend to the sensation itself , and to make it an object of thought and discourse : we give it a name , which signifies nothing ...
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