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... question , than if you offer it of yourself , you may lay a bait for a question , by showing another visage and countenance than you are wont ; to the end , to give occa- sion for the party to ask what the matter ' is of the change , as ...
... question , than if you offer it of yourself , you may lay a bait for a question , by showing another visage and countenance than you are wont ; to the end , to give occa- sion for the party to ask what the matter ' is of the change , as ...
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... questions of instruction ; and 3 , questions of examination , -the last alone are , by a con- siderable portion of instructors , commonly employed . And the elementary books commonly known as ' catechisms , ' or ' books in question and ...
... questions of instruction ; and 3 , questions of examination , -the last alone are , by a con- siderable portion of instructors , commonly employed . And the elementary books commonly known as ' catechisms , ' or ' books in question and ...
الصفحة 501
... question , most important to be attended to . ' For , it should be observed that , in all studies there is a danger to be guarded against , which Bacon , with his usual acuteness has pointed out : that most men are so anxious to make or ...
... question , most important to be attended to . ' For , it should be observed that , in all studies there is a danger to be guarded against , which Bacon , with his usual acuteness has pointed out : that most men are so anxious to make or ...
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