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Page 73
... Body , than in thofe of other Kinds . There are , indeed , Figures of Bodies , where the Eye may take in two Thirds of the Surface ; but as in fuch Bodies the Sight muft fplit upon feveral Angles , it does not take in one uniform Idea ...
... Body , than in thofe of other Kinds . There are , indeed , Figures of Bodies , where the Eye may take in two Thirds of the Surface ; but as in fuch Bodies the Sight muft fplit upon feveral Angles , it does not take in one uniform Idea ...
Page 117
... Body ftirred , and Renatus , in a Fright , broke the Phial . T No.427 . Thursday , July 10 . Quantum a rerum turpitudine abes , tantum Te à verborum libertate fejungas . Tull . Tis a certain Sign of an ill Heart to be inclined to I ...
... Body ftirred , and Renatus , in a Fright , broke the Phial . T No.427 . Thursday , July 10 . Quantum a rerum turpitudine abes , tantum Te à verborum libertate fejungas . Tull . Tis a certain Sign of an ill Heart to be inclined to I ...
Page 119
... Body , but fhe hates every Body . The Statue in Rome does not ferve to vent Malice half fo well , as this old Lady does to disappoint it . She does not know the Author of any thing that is told her , but can readily re- peat the Matter ...
... Body , but fhe hates every Body . The Statue in Rome does not ferve to vent Malice half fo well , as this old Lady does to disappoint it . She does not know the Author of any thing that is told her , but can readily re- peat the Matter ...
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