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Página iii
... though the lines are traced by the hand of affection , yet we discover no marks
of fulsome adulation or enthusiastic eulogy . The writer seemed to feel that to
depart from the simple and artless narrative of facts would but detract from the
merits ...
... though the lines are traced by the hand of affection , yet we discover no marks
of fulsome adulation or enthusiastic eulogy . The writer seemed to feel that to
depart from the simple and artless narrative of facts would but detract from the
merits ...
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Words are not invented for an exclusive expression of solitary facts , but for
general use . The creation of the world , or of any thing whatever , out of nothing ,
is a fact of this kind ; and no language ever had or ever will have a term precisely
...
Words are not invented for an exclusive expression of solitary facts , but for
general use . The creation of the world , or of any thing whatever , out of nothing ,
is a fact of this kind ; and no language ever had or ever will have a term precisely
...
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It is an extraordinary fact , that within the period of the last century , not less than
thirteen stars in different constellations , none of them below the sixth magnitude ,
seem totally newer . # Phil . Trans . vol . Ixxxiv . to have perished : forty to have ...
It is an extraordinary fact , that within the period of the last century , not less than
thirteen stars in different constellations , none of them below the sixth magnitude ,
seem totally newer . # Phil . Trans . vol . Ixxxiv . to have perished : forty to have ...
Página 34
What has thus befallen other systems will assuredly befall our own ; of the time
and the manner we know nothing , but the fact is incontrovertible ; it is foretold by
revelation , it is inscribed in the heavens , it is felt throughout the earth . Such is ...
What has thus befallen other systems will assuredly befall our own ; of the time
and the manner we know nothing , but the fact is incontrovertible ; it is foretold by
revelation , it is inscribed in the heavens , it is felt throughout the earth . Such is ...
Página 40
Of Pythagoras , it is only necessary to çlirect the attention to the two following very
extraordinary facts , to place him beyond ... P The second extraordinary fact to
which I allude , is one we have already slightly glanced at , but which must not so
...
Of Pythagoras , it is only necessary to çlirect the attention to the two following very
extraordinary facts , to place him beyond ... P The second extraordinary fact to
which I allude , is one we have already slightly glanced at , but which must not so
...
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Términos y frases comunes
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Book of Nature |
| Autor | John Mason Good |
| Editor | J. & J. Harper, 1831 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Lyon |
| Digitalizado | 21 Jul 2011 |
| N.º de páginas | 467 páginas |
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