The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... concerning material nature would therefore ( the word phyfiology being both ambiguous in itself , and already otherwife appropriated ) be more properly entitled phænomenology , distinguished into its two grand divifions , fomatology and ...
... concerning material nature would therefore ( the word phyfiology being both ambiguous in itself , and already otherwife appropriated ) be more properly entitled phænomenology , distinguished into its two grand divifions , fomatology and ...
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... concerning the tides , had holden themselves bound to this canon , and , instead of pro- pounding a law , had employed themselves exclufively in collecting materials for a theory ? " The magnetic influence has long been known to have a ...
... concerning the tides , had holden themselves bound to this canon , and , instead of pro- pounding a law , had employed themselves exclufively in collecting materials for a theory ? " The magnetic influence has long been known to have a ...
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... concerning the means of remitting fome money which he had re- ceived in the West Indies to his fifter in England ; and this man , without any tinge of methodism , was never heard to fwear an oath , and was remarkable for the firmness ...
... concerning the means of remitting fome money which he had re- ceived in the West Indies to his fifter in England ; and this man , without any tinge of methodism , was never heard to fwear an oath , and was remarkable for the firmness ...
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