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...of the world, and with little aphorisms compendiously explained every thing to them ; so that these men of happy memories grew learned in a trice, and would most fluently talk with vou of a world of prodigious things, the hundredth part of which would take up a man's whole life to...

...everything summarily and in short aphorisms, so that they all grew learned in a trice, and would most talk of a world of prodigious things, the hundredth part of which would take up more than a man's whole life to learn. "Among the rest, of the Pyramids, of the Nile, of Babylon, of...

...everything summarily and in short aphorisms, so that they all grew learned in a trice, and would most talk of a world of prodigious things, the hundredth part of which would take up more than a man's whole life to learn. "Among the rest, of the Pyramids, of the Nile, of Babylon, of...

...held them a map of the world, and with little aphorisms compendiously explained every thing to them ; so that those men of happy memories grew learned in...would take up a man's whole life to be fully known." It has been noticed in Abyssinia that an irreconcilable feud rages between the donkey and the hyena....

...everything summarily and in short aphorisms, so that they all grew learned in a trice, and would most talk of a world of prodigious things, the hundredth part of which would take up more than a man's whole life to learn. "Among the rest, of the Pyramids, of the Nile, of Babylon, of...

...held them a map of the world, and with little aphorisms compendiously explained everything to them ; so that those men of happy memories grew learned in...Egypt, of the Nile, of Babylon, of the Troglodytes, the Himantopodes, or crumpfooted nation, the Blemiae, people that wear their heads in the middle of their...

...the body lest the soul abdicate it ; and to this effect let's taste some of these anacampserotes 1 that hang over our heads. Psha, cried one, they are...fluently talk with you of a world of prodigious things, 1 " An herb, the touching of which is said to reconcile lovers." — MOTTEUX. the hundredth part of...

...of the world, and with little aphorisms compendiously explained every thing to them ; so that these men of happy memories grew learned in a trice, and...and hieroglyphics of Egypt, of the Nile, of Babylon, and of the Troglodytes, the Hymantopodes or crump-footed nation, the Blemise, people that wear heads...