Essays on Various SubjectsJ. Johnson, 1809 - 158 páginas |
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... situation he gave early indications of a distinguished character . Before he had attained the age of five , he had made so considerable a proficiency in the Latin lan- guage , that he was deemed fully competent to enter upon Cæsar's ...
... situation he gave early indications of a distinguished character . Before he had attained the age of five , he had made so considerable a proficiency in the Latin lan- guage , that he was deemed fully competent to enter upon Cæsar's ...
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... ticular tenets , but left it wholly free to adopt those opinions , which should be the result of a rational , manly , and impartial inquiry . b 4 In 穆 In this situation he was particularly for- tunate ; THE REV . GEORGE WALKER . vii.
... ticular tenets , but left it wholly free to adopt those opinions , which should be the result of a rational , manly , and impartial inquiry . b 4 In 穆 In this situation he was particularly for- tunate ; THE REV . GEORGE WALKER . vii.
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George Walker. 穆 In this situation he was particularly for- tunate ; for , independently of the advantage that he derived from the constant superin- tendence of his uncle , he was regularly sent to the grammar - school of that town ...
George Walker. 穆 In this situation he was particularly for- tunate ; for , independently of the advantage that he derived from the constant superin- tendence of his uncle , he was regularly sent to the grammar - school of that town ...
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... situation " of the several circles in the various positions of it . " We have read philosophy , without being assured that " there was a planet in the heavens , unless our faith were " much greater than our experience and lastly we have ...
... situation " of the several circles in the various positions of it . " We have read philosophy , without being assured that " there was a planet in the heavens , unless our faith were " much greater than our experience and lastly we have ...
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... situation and the state of his mind : - after describing the variety of his occupa- tions , he adds , " Do not suppose , that I " would image myself to you as a labori- ous student , who naturally feels more de- light in reading a ...
... situation and the state of his mind : - after describing the variety of his occupa- tions , he adds , " Do not suppose , that I " would image myself to you as a labori- ous student , who naturally feels more de- light in reading a ...
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