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Page 110
Aunt Rachel writes with ease , spirit , and vivacity ; and though the inay not be
able to substantiate her claim of relationship to the niodern Pindar , the plainly
proves her thorough acquaintance with his father . Tauchstone ; or , the Analysis
of ...
Aunt Rachel writes with ease , spirit , and vivacity ; and though the inay not be
able to substantiate her claim of relationship to the niodern Pindar , the plainly
proves her thorough acquaintance with his father . Tauchstone ; or , the Analysis
of ...
Page 190
And acSpirit likewise helpeth our in - cordingly this spirit likewise firmities ; for we
know not as helperh our infirmities ; for we we ought , what to pray for ; but know
not as we ought , what . . the spirit intercedeth for us with to pray for ; but the ...
And acSpirit likewise helpeth our in - cordingly this spirit likewise firmities ; for we
know not as helperh our infirmities ; for we we ought , what to pray for ; but know
not as we ought , what . . the spirit intercedeth for us with to pray for ; but the ...
Page 302
The difficulty of calculating the precise state of spirits in mixture must convince
any man , that ' the Emplest and most ... and under each degree are given two
tables , one for 100 parts of spirit , to which additions are made fuccessively of
one ...
The difficulty of calculating the precise state of spirits in mixture must convince
any man , that ' the Emplest and most ... and under each degree are given two
tables , one for 100 parts of spirit , to which additions are made fuccessively of
one ...
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