The Guardian, Volume 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1747 - 555 pages |
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Page 228
; ing to the Places on which the Stones fell . Those which fell in the Fields became Plow- men and Shepherds . Those which fell into the Water produced Sailors and Fishermen . Those that fell among the Woods and Forefts , gave Birth to ...
; ing to the Places on which the Stones fell . Those which fell in the Fields became Plow- men and Shepherds . Those which fell into the Water produced Sailors and Fishermen . Those that fell among the Woods and Forefts , gave Birth to ...
Page 252
... those who have a nearer Relation to it . But as those are removed , the Tendency which before lay concealed , doth gradually disclose it- felf . A MAN who has no Family is more ftrongly attracted towards his Friends and Neighbours ; and ...
... those who have a nearer Relation to it . But as those are removed , the Tendency which before lay concealed , doth gradually disclose it- felf . A MAN who has no Family is more ftrongly attracted towards his Friends and Neighbours ; and ...
Page 438
... those Infects could not divide . Those Particles fticking together could not ? come out of an Ants - Neft , and would spoil its Symmetry . < C WHEN Ants have brought out those Particles of Earth , they bring out their Corn after the ...
... those Infects could not divide . Those Particles fticking together could not ? come out of an Ants - Neft , and would spoil its Symmetry . < C WHEN Ants have brought out those Particles of Earth , they bring out their Corn after the ...
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