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... question to the rout , by the assistance of the Man in the Moon- which not only delivers thousands of people from great embarrassment , but likewise concludes this introductory book .. 59 BOOK II . TREATING OF THE FIRST SETTLEMENT OF THE.
... question to the rout , by the assistance of the Man in the Moon- which not only delivers thousands of people from great embarrassment , but likewise concludes this introductory book .. 59 BOOK II . TREATING OF THE FIRST SETTLEMENT OF THE.
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... question . On the contrary , he would come home and rail at both parties with great wrath - and plainly proved one day , to the satisfaction of my wife and three old ladies who were drinking tea with her , that the two parties were like ...
... question . On the contrary , he would come home and rail at both parties with great wrath - and plainly proved one day , to the satisfaction of my wife and three old ladies who were drinking tea with her , that the two parties were like ...
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... question , if they could ever have found out what it was . He was very much given to argue , or , as he called it , philoso- phize , about the most trifling matter ; and to do him justice , I never knew any body that was a match for him ...
... question , if they could ever have found out what it was . He was very much given to argue , or , as he called it , philoso- phize , about the most trifling matter ; and to do him justice , I never knew any body that was a match for him ...
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... question ; in all which he was clearly detected “ by his style . " He contracted , moreover , a considerable debt at the post - office , in consequence of the numerous letters he received from authors and printers soliciting his ...
... question ; in all which he was clearly detected “ by his style . " He contracted , moreover , a considerable debt at the post - office , in consequence of the numerous letters he received from authors and printers soliciting his ...
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... question which most socratically shuts out all farther dispute . Laying aside , therefore , all the conjectures above mentioned , with a multitude of others , equally satisfactory , I shall take for granted the vulgar opinion , that ...
... question which most socratically shuts out all farther dispute . Laying aside , therefore , all the conjectures above mentioned , with a multitude of others , equally satisfactory , I shall take for granted the vulgar opinion , that ...
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