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الصفحة iv
... remarkable that , compressed and pithy as the Essays are , and consisting chiefly of brief hints , he has elsewhere condensed into a still smaller compass the matter of most of them . In his Rhetoric he has drawn up what he calls ...
... remarkable that , compressed and pithy as the Essays are , and consisting chiefly of brief hints , he has elsewhere condensed into a still smaller compass the matter of most of them . In his Rhetoric he has drawn up what he calls ...
الصفحة xviii
... attracted attention before and in his own time , he appears to have rejected or disregarded . But one of the most remarkable specimens of his inaptitude for practically carrying out his own principles in matters con- xviii PREFACE .
... attracted attention before and in his own time , he appears to have rejected or disregarded . But one of the most remarkable specimens of his inaptitude for practically carrying out his own principles in matters con- xviii PREFACE .
الصفحة 17
... remarkable phenomenon connected with insect life which has often occurred to my mind while meditating on the subject of preparedness for a future state , as presenting a curious analogy . Most persons know that every butterfly ( the ...
... remarkable phenomenon connected with insect life which has often occurred to my mind while meditating on the subject of preparedness for a future state , as presenting a curious analogy . Most persons know that every butterfly ( the ...
الصفحة 19
... remarkable things done by him . ' But then they generally put in for the praise of generosity by eulogizing some very insignificant acts , and thus damn with faint praise . ' . ( 1 See an instance of this alluded to in the Remains of ...
... remarkable things done by him . ' But then they generally put in for the praise of generosity by eulogizing some very insignificant acts , and thus damn with faint praise . ' . ( 1 See an instance of this alluded to in the Remains of ...
الصفحة 48
... remarkable characteristics of the true religion , that it reveals nothing that is not practically important for us to know with a view to our salvation . Our religion , as might no less be expected of one which comes not from man , but ...
... remarkable characteristics of the true religion , that it reveals nothing that is not practically important for us to know with a view to our salvation . Our religion , as might no less be expected of one which comes not from man , but ...
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