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... confider , that , whether words are pronounced in a high or low , in a loud or a foft tone ; whether they are ... confidered as the great outlines of pronuncia- tion ; and if thefe outlines can be tolerably conveyed to a reader ...
... confider , that , whether words are pronounced in a high or low , in a loud or a foft tone ; whether they are ... confidered as the great outlines of pronuncia- tion ; and if thefe outlines can be tolerably conveyed to a reader ...
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... confider coolly in all its horror : let us fay more , a theory that was not even to be conceived ; but the Regent and he ... confidered France as the kingdom moft fit for his defign . Befides , he knew the people ; that they were fond of ...
... confider coolly in all its horror : let us fay more , a theory that was not even to be conceived ; but the Regent and he ... confidered France as the kingdom moft fit for his defign . Befides , he knew the people ; that they were fond of ...
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... confidered individually ; yet , when confidered collectively ( in which light the Scripture always doth confider them ) , they are ftill only ONE BODY . Unless therefore my friend can prove ( what the amorous Polygamift would not with ...
... confidered individually ; yet , when confidered collectively ( in which light the Scripture always doth confider them ) , they are ftill only ONE BODY . Unless therefore my friend can prove ( what the amorous Polygamift would not with ...
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