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Page 74
... is " a great taker of fnuff as well as of towns . " Pope , Key to the Lock . Exul mentifque domufque . Metamorphofes , lib . ix . 409 . A A seeming inconfiftency from the same cause . Hic quiefcit 74 Ch . XIII . W 1 T.
... is " a great taker of fnuff as well as of towns . " Pope , Key to the Lock . Exul mentifque domufque . Metamorphofes , lib . ix . 409 . A A seeming inconfiftency from the same cause . Hic quiefcit 74 Ch . XIII . W 1 T.
Page 97
... same time to introduce this habit , a peculiarity obser- ved above , that reiteration of acts enlarges the capacity of the mind , to admit a more plentiful gratification than originally , with regard to frequency as well as quantity ...
... same time to introduce this habit , a peculiarity obser- ved above , that reiteration of acts enlarges the capacity of the mind , to admit a more plentiful gratification than originally , with regard to frequency as well as quantity ...
Page 275
... same pro- portion as the preservation of the constitution in its purity and vigour , or the perverting and weakening it , are of greater confequence to the nation , than any other instances of good or bad government . Differtation upon ...
... same pro- portion as the preservation of the constitution in its purity and vigour , or the perverting and weakening it , are of greater confequence to the nation , than any other instances of good or bad government . Differtation upon ...
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PYRRHICHIUS confifts of two ſhort | 1 |
ANAPÆSTUs two fhort and a long | 7 |
PRO | 13 |
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