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Page 82
... universal , the , of Farther , to explain the principles of paufe in fpeaking , our Author fays , It may be observed , that paufing is regulated by two circum- ftances , one is , conveying ideas diftinctly , by feparating fuch as are ...
... universal , the , of Farther , to explain the principles of paufe in fpeaking , our Author fays , It may be observed , that paufing is regulated by two circum- ftances , one is , conveying ideas diftinctly , by feparating fuch as are ...
Page 213
... universal joy . " ' Now let your huntfman throw in his hounds as quietly as he can , and let the two whippers - in keep wide of him on either hand , fo that a fingle hound may not escape them ; let them be attentive to his halloo , and ...
... universal joy . " ' Now let your huntfman throw in his hounds as quietly as he can , and let the two whippers - in keep wide of him on either hand , fo that a fingle hound may not escape them ; let them be attentive to his halloo , and ...
Page 287
... universal establishment of their own principles , and the renuncia- tion or abjuration of all others . Yet these are the champions who ftand up for liberty of confcience , and are the only friends to recon- ciling measures , to ...
... universal establishment of their own principles , and the renuncia- tion or abjuration of all others . Yet these are the champions who ftand up for liberty of confcience , and are the only friends to recon- ciling measures , to ...
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