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Thus Hammond writes jecibleness for feasibleness, because I suppose he
imagined it derived immediately from the Latin ; and some words, such as
dependant, dependent ; de- pendance, dependence, vary their final syllable, as
one or other ...
Thus Hammond writes jecibleness for feasibleness, because I suppose he
imagined it derived immediately from the Latin ; and some words, such as
dependant, dependent ; de- pendance, dependence, vary their final syllable, as
one or other ...
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... be remarked, because it is not generally known, that the treatises of Husbandry
and Agriculture, which were published about that time, are so numerous, that it
can scarcely be imagined by whom they were written, or to whom they were sold.
... be remarked, because it is not generally known, that the treatises of Husbandry
and Agriculture, which were published about that time, are so numerous, that it
can scarcely be imagined by whom they were written, or to whom they were sold.
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... Wolfius, and Locke's Essay on Human Understanding ; and if there be
imagined any necessity of adding the peripatetick logick, which has been
perhaps condemned without a candid trial, it will be convenient to proceed to
Sanderson, Wallis ...
... Wolfius, and Locke's Essay on Human Understanding ; and if there be
imagined any necessity of adding the peripatetick logick, which has been
perhaps condemned without a candid trial, it will be convenient to proceed to
Sanderson, Wallis ...
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I should have imagined that accusations, concerted by such heads as these,
would have vanished of themselves, without any answer ; but, since I have the
mortification to find that they have been in some degree regarded by men of more
...
I should have imagined that accusations, concerted by such heads as these,
would have vanished of themselves, without any answer ; but, since I have the
mortification to find that they have been in some degree regarded by men of more
...
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Samuel Johnson, Alexander Chalmers, Arthur Murphy. man will receive an
account of the price from the booksellers, of whom it may easily be imagined that
they will be willing, since they cannot depreciate the books, to exaggerate the
price ...
Samuel Johnson, Alexander Chalmers, Arthur Murphy. man will receive an
account of the price from the booksellers, of whom it may easily be imagined that
they will be willing, since they cannot depreciate the books, to exaggerate the
price ...
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