Lives of the English Poets, Volume 1Oxford University Press, 1952 - 472 pagina's |
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... SHEW THE CAUSE OF ELECTRICITY ; AND Why Some Things are Non - Electricable . TO MARTIN FOLKES , Esq ; PRESIDENT OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY . The PREFACE . AN ESSAY TO Shew From what CAUSES Electricity is Produced , & c . APPENDIX . AN ESSAY ...
... SHEW THE CAUSE OF ELECTRICITY ; AND Why Some Things are Non - Electricable . TO MARTIN FOLKES , Esq ; PRESIDENT OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY . The PREFACE . AN ESSAY TO Shew From what CAUSES Electricity is Produced , & c . APPENDIX . AN ESSAY ...
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... shew you things to come . He shall glorify me : for he shall re- ceive of mine , and shall shew it unto you . All things that the Father hath are mine : therefore said I , that he shall take of mine , and shall shew it unto you . ' 1 ...
... shew you things to come . He shall glorify me : for he shall re- ceive of mine , and shall shew it unto you . All things that the Father hath are mine : therefore said I , that he shall take of mine , and shall shew it unto you . ' 1 ...
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... shew thyself merciful ; and with the upright man , thou wilt shew thyself up- right . With the pure , thou wilt shew thyself pure ; and with the froward , thou wilt shew thy- self unsavoury . And the afflicted people thou wilt save ...
... shew thyself merciful ; and with the upright man , thou wilt shew thyself up- right . With the pure , thou wilt shew thyself pure ; and with the froward , thou wilt shew thy- self unsavoury . And the afflicted people thou wilt save ...
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