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... reason ' to think the operation would be so slow that I must ' have waited some years for its completion . Upon this , I tried a hundred of them together ; by whose mar- ' vellous union ( whether it be , that they mix total , like ...
... reason ' to think the operation would be so slow that I must ' have waited some years for its completion . Upon this , I tried a hundred of them together ; by whose mar- ' vellous union ( whether it be , that they mix total , like ...
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... reason of pieces of wood , iron , & c . which must be removed away before you can come at them . There are , however , several sure methods of procuring them , which are all ascertained in a treatise on that sub- ject , composed by ...
... reason of pieces of wood , iron , & c . which must be removed away before you can come at them . There are , however , several sure methods of procuring them , which are all ascertained in a treatise on that sub- ject , composed by ...
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... reason be assigned , or excuse alleged , why you should decline what the present exigency requires . For the Olynthians , whom with such universal clamours you have formerly insisted on our fomenting against Philip , are now embroiled ...
... reason be assigned , or excuse alleged , why you should decline what the present exigency requires . For the Olynthians , whom with such universal clamours you have formerly insisted on our fomenting against Philip , are now embroiled ...
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... reason the calm demeanour of Stilpo the philosopher , who , when he had lost his children at the taking Megara by Demetrius , concluded , he had lost nothing , for that he carried all which was his own about him , hath no charms for me ...
... reason the calm demeanour of Stilpo the philosopher , who , when he had lost his children at the taking Megara by Demetrius , concluded , he had lost nothing , for that he carried all which was his own about him , hath no charms for me ...
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... reason I do not expect this loss shall be received with the composure of Stilpo . Nay , I shall not regard tears , lamentations , or any other indul- gence to the first agonies of our grief on so dreadful an occasion , as marks of ...
... reason I do not expect this loss shall be received with the composure of Stilpo . Nay , I shall not regard tears , lamentations , or any other indul- gence to the first agonies of our grief on so dreadful an occasion , as marks of ...
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