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... Nature are immutable , a very superficial inquiry will prove that the axiom must be received with large exceptions and restrictions . We may presume the stars to have been formed and fixed in accordance with some general law ; yet ...
... Nature are immutable , a very superficial inquiry will prove that the axiom must be received with large exceptions and restrictions . We may presume the stars to have been formed and fixed in accordance with some general law ; yet ...
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... natural and judicial , the former regulating the physical effects of nature , the latter having reference to moral events , and enduing its possessors , as they pretended , with a prophetical power . Superstitions have a marvellous ...
... natural and judicial , the former regulating the physical effects of nature , the latter having reference to moral events , and enduing its possessors , as they pretended , with a prophetical power . Superstitions have a marvellous ...
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... nature . As the gifts of his genius ( rich and rare as they were ) were freely bestowed upon the public , that life may be truly said to be con- tained in his works . And in that point of view , Mr. Cyrus Redding's elaborate " Life and ...
... nature . As the gifts of his genius ( rich and rare as they were ) were freely bestowed upon the public , that life may be truly said to be con- tained in his works . And in that point of view , Mr. Cyrus Redding's elaborate " Life and ...
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THE BIRTH OF THE NEW YEAR BY HORACE SMITH | 1 |
SOAPEY SPONGES SPORTING TOUR Chaps I II III and IV | 15 |
A Tale ot KafFIRLAND BY MRS WARD | 21 |
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