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Page iii
... produced remarkable instances of such resemblance , but too particular and minute to be here recited ; on the last he adds , that * To the present edition this work is added . whoever reads the Treatise on the Reasonableness of ...
... produced remarkable instances of such resemblance , but too particular and minute to be here recited ; on the last he adds , that * To the present edition this work is added . whoever reads the Treatise on the Reasonableness of ...
Page xiv
... produces equally remarkable effects in the intellectual , as that of gravitation does in the material world ; -I mean the association of ideas : the first hint whereof did not appear till the fourth edition of his essay , and then came ...
... produces equally remarkable effects in the intellectual , as that of gravitation does in the material world ; -I mean the association of ideas : the first hint whereof did not appear till the fourth edition of his essay , and then came ...
Page xxxvi
... producing the bishop's own words , and leaving his readers to judge , than reflects on him for it . In short , never was a controversy managed with so much art and skill on one side ; nor , on the other , so unjustly , confusedly , or ...
... producing the bishop's own words , and leaving his readers to judge , than reflects on him for it . In short , never was a controversy managed with so much art and skill on one side ; nor , on the other , so unjustly , confusedly , or ...
Page xxxvii
... produced the effect expected , he would say , ' the reason of that was because he never deceived any person by saying more than he knew ; that he never passed his word for any but such as he believed would answer the character he gave ...
... produced the effect expected , he would say , ' the reason of that was because he never deceived any person by saying more than he knew ; that he never passed his word for any but such as he believed would answer the character he gave ...
Page lii
... produces such masters , as the great- Huygenius , and the incomparable Mr. Newton , with some others of that strain ; it is ambition enough to be employed as an under - labourer in clearing the ground a little , and removing some of the ...
... produces such masters , as the great- Huygenius , and the incomparable Mr. Newton , with some others of that strain ; it is ambition enough to be employed as an under - labourer in clearing the ground a little , and removing some of the ...
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