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... observation of Boyle , the English chemist , " That if every artist would but discover what new observations occurred to him in the exercise of his trade , philosophy would thence gain in- numerable improvements . " It may be observed ...
... observation of Boyle , the English chemist , " That if every artist would but discover what new observations occurred to him in the exercise of his trade , philosophy would thence gain in- numerable improvements . " It may be observed ...
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... observed , are easily acquired ; they are accomplishments which may be taken up by every candidate who will be at the pains of stooping . Impressed with a sense of the truths he is about to deliver , a preacher disregards the applause ...
... observed , are easily acquired ; they are accomplishments which may be taken up by every candidate who will be at the pains of stooping . Impressed with a sense of the truths he is about to deliver , a preacher disregards the applause ...
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... OBSERVED AT BATH . 1. “ That a visit of ceremony at first coming , and another at going . away , are all that is expected or desired by ladies of quality and fashion , —except impertinents . 2. " That ladies coming to the ball appoint a ...
... OBSERVED AT BATH . 1. “ That a visit of ceremony at first coming , and another at going . away , are all that is expected or desired by ladies of quality and fashion , —except impertinents . 2. " That ladies coming to the ball appoint a ...
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MEMOIR OF GOLDSMITH | ix |
STATE OF POLITE LEARNING | xxvii |
THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD | xxxvii |
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