The Belfast Monthly Magazine, Volumen4Smyth and Lyons, 1810 |
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... become me , who have only , as it were , weighed the experience of others in my own mind , to lay down any general rules , or to express myself upon this subject , with the least degree of presuming confidence in my own opinions ...
... become me , who have only , as it were , weighed the experience of others in my own mind , to lay down any general rules , or to express myself upon this subject , with the least degree of presuming confidence in my own opinions ...
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... becomes almost completely identified with the chinery , and is a machine himself . — Incapable of ideas , he guzzles his beer , and makes up for his want of sense , by the loudness of his vocif- erations , and the brutal roughness of ...
... becomes almost completely identified with the chinery , and is a machine himself . — Incapable of ideas , he guzzles his beer , and makes up for his want of sense , by the loudness of his vocif- erations , and the brutal roughness of ...
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... become pedants , and be spoiled for the plough and the loom , without acquiring any thing to com- pensate for the loss , but these would only be exceptions to the general rule , and in time a rich crop might be expected from so good a ...
... become pedants , and be spoiled for the plough and the loom , without acquiring any thing to com- pensate for the loss , but these would only be exceptions to the general rule , and in time a rich crop might be expected from so good a ...
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... becoming in people of high rank only , who are set forth for the pur- pose of giving great examples . How ever , my friends , celebrity has its advantages : folks may be married ' now by proxy , like princes : the re- putation of ...
... becoming in people of high rank only , who are set forth for the pur- pose of giving great examples . How ever , my friends , celebrity has its advantages : folks may be married ' now by proxy , like princes : the re- putation of ...
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... becomes him well indeed to censure a chym- ist magistrate ! " Poor Sainclair sent for the modest physician of the Marsh , who took care of him , dosed him ... become more fully manifest , and from a 12 [ Jan. Sainclair - From the French .
... becomes him well indeed to censure a chym- ist magistrate ! " Poor Sainclair sent for the modest physician of the Marsh , who took care of him , dosed him ... become more fully manifest , and from a 12 [ Jan. Sainclair - From the French .
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