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Page 71
labour by predicating of the whole groupe the general properties or characters of
each . But how can Dr. Darwin include , under one head , the species of any of
his genera ? The fpecies of his first genus are febris irritativa , ebrietas ...
labour by predicating of the whole groupe the general properties or characters of
each . But how can Dr. Darwin include , under one head , the species of any of
his genera ? The fpecies of his first genus are febris irritativa , ebrietas ...
Page 106
The observations are such as seem naturally to flow from the subject ; and the
whole is an artless and unaffected appeal to the patriotism of armed volunteers .
The preacher has in general tempered his zeal with discretion , and has not , like
...
The observations are such as seem naturally to flow from the subject ; and the
whole is an artless and unaffected appeal to the patriotism of armed volunteers .
The preacher has in general tempered his zeal with discretion , and has not , like
...
Page 275
... as they multiplied , they were divided into three distinct branches , each
retaining little at first , and losing the whole by degrees , of their common primary
language , but agreeing severally on new expressions , for new ideas : that the
branch ...
... as they multiplied , they were divided into three distinct branches , each
retaining little at first , and losing the whole by degrees , of their common primary
language , but agreeing severally on new expressions , for new ideas : that the
branch ...
Page 424
It is now reduced , but once comprehended the whole country from the river
Kishna to cape Comorin . ' At present it reaches as far as the extremity of
Tinevelly , an extent of five hundred and seventy miles , reckoning from the south
of the ...
It is now reduced , but once comprehended the whole country from the river
Kishna to cape Comorin . ' At present it reaches as far as the extremity of
Tinevelly , an extent of five hundred and seventy miles , reckoning from the south
of the ...
Page 450
... should be to conceal the facrifice of convenience . From no one point of view
should the whole line of deviation be visible . I say the whole , because it is much
easier to create a reason for each particular turn , than for a general circuity .
... should be to conceal the facrifice of convenience . From no one point of view
should the whole line of deviation be visible . I say the whole , because it is much
easier to create a reason for each particular turn , than for a general circuity .
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