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The reason alleged for this exclusion appears to us , we will confess , altogether unsatisfactory . The history of Fiction , ' says our author in his Introduction , becomes in a considerable degree interesting to the philosopher ...
The reason alleged for this exclusion appears to us , we will confess , altogether unsatisfactory . The history of Fiction , ' says our author in his Introduction , becomes in a considerable degree interesting to the philosopher ...
Page 102
... to make the most of his property , that we bject to - not the most unlimited competition of the tenantry ; nor do we see any reason to complain of letting farms by auction , with a power of selection on the part of the proprietor .
... to make the most of his property , that we bject to - not the most unlimited competition of the tenantry ; nor do we see any reason to complain of letting farms by auction , with a power of selection on the part of the proprietor .
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There being a plain and strong motive why she should pursue any course of action , is a sufficient reason for her to avoid it ; and the sity of her conduct is in proportion to its levity - as the lightness of the feather baffles the ...
There being a plain and strong motive why she should pursue any course of action , is a sufficient reason for her to avoid it ; and the sity of her conduct is in proportion to its levity - as the lightness of the feather baffles the ...
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