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Page 74
... Eye at once , the Sight being as the Cen- ter that collects and gathers into it the Lines of the whole Circumference : In ... Eyes , and are af- terwards called up into the Mind , either barely by its own Operations , Operations , or on ...
... Eye at once , the Sight being as the Cen- ter that collects and gathers into it the Lines of the whole Circumference : In ... Eyes , and are af- terwards called up into the Mind , either barely by its own Operations , Operations , or on ...
Page 112
... Eyes ; but above all the most confpicuous was the Battle of the Lapitha and the Centaurs . I detefted fo hideous a Shape , and turned my Eyes upon Saturn , who was fteal- ing away behind him with a Scythe in one Hand and an Hour - glafs ...
... Eyes ; but above all the most confpicuous was the Battle of the Lapitha and the Centaurs . I detefted fo hideous a Shape , and turned my Eyes upon Saturn , who was fteal- ing away behind him with a Scythe in one Hand and an Hour - glafs ...
Page 177
... Eye in the Emperor's Service , His Patients come in upon this , and he thews the Mufter - Roll , which con- firms that he was in his Imperial Majefty's Troops ; and he puts out their Eyes with great Succefs . Who would believe that a ...
... Eye in the Emperor's Service , His Patients come in upon this , and he thews the Mufter - Roll , which con- firms that he was in his Imperial Majefty's Troops ; and he puts out their Eyes with great Succefs . Who would believe that a ...
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