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Pagina 18
... seems to be much in Point , Self - defence obliges me to take Notice of it . It being confeffed therefore that our Meet- ing was originally at least not culpable , it fol- lows then , that fome After - Act must be proved to make it fo ...
... seems to be much in Point , Self - defence obliges me to take Notice of it . It being confeffed therefore that our Meet- ing was originally at least not culpable , it fol- lows then , that fome After - Act must be proved to make it fo ...
Pagina 31
... seems that he was not apprehenfive of any Difference , in this Point , between them . But by comparing this Account with a Paffage or two in Mr. Pointer's Friend Willughby , it is evi- dent that it must have been a Mallard or Drake ...
... seems that he was not apprehenfive of any Difference , in this Point , between them . But by comparing this Account with a Paffage or two in Mr. Pointer's Friend Willughby , it is evi- dent that it must have been a Mallard or Drake ...
Pagina 29
... seems , at length discovered by a little forward academic who never ftudied it for half an hour , to be of all men the most ignorant ; and that , in regard to the mean- ing of two Latin words , which of all others he ought to have been ...
... seems , at length discovered by a little forward academic who never ftudied it for half an hour , to be of all men the most ignorant ; and that , in regard to the mean- ing of two Latin words , which of all others he ought to have been ...
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