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Page 163
... the man ; we see not the mind which contrives the figure , size , and adaptation
of the several parts ; we simply see the ... encourage his followers with saying , “
Let us hope for the best , for I see the traces of men ; ' ' - — and fall not man , in ...
... the man ; we see not the mind which contrives the figure , size , and adaptation
of the several parts ; we simply see the ... encourage his followers with saying , “
Let us hope for the best , for I see the traces of men ; ' ' - — and fall not man , in ...
Page 344
I see that deluge of mighty waters gradu . ally subside into their wonted channel :
I see them fow with a ma . jestic tranquillity to the ocean , and all the traces of
their foriner ra , vages obliterated by one extensive and expanding Paradise of
ver ...
I see that deluge of mighty waters gradu . ally subside into their wonted channel :
I see them fow with a ma . jestic tranquillity to the ocean , and all the traces of
their foriner ra , vages obliterated by one extensive and expanding Paradise of
ver ...
Page 497
I have not the least doubt of the fact ; but you will permit me to see it in a very
different light . I can conceive that the Genevese philosopher was himself
deceived by his own imagination ; that , warmed with meditating on the paradox
which he ...
I have not the least doubt of the fact ; but you will permit me to see it in a very
different light . I can conceive that the Genevese philosopher was himself
deceived by his own imagination ; that , warmed with meditating on the paradox
which he ...
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