Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... things themselves , of which they are design- ed to facilitate the study . Logic furnishes us with the surest means of perfecting memory . The more clear and distinct the idea is we have of a thing , the more easily we shall retain and ...
... things themselves , of which they are design- ed to facilitate the study . Logic furnishes us with the surest means of perfecting memory . The more clear and distinct the idea is we have of a thing , the more easily we shall retain and ...
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... thing you chuse to propofe : If she has had a good educa- tion , she will think herself obliged in good manners to entertain her partner ; but if the is filent , and you can get nothing from her but yes and no , you may con clude that ...
... thing you chuse to propofe : If she has had a good educa- tion , she will think herself obliged in good manners to entertain her partner ; but if the is filent , and you can get nothing from her but yes and no , you may con clude that ...
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... thing to be done , by those who are acquainted with the Euro- pean languages , and the different pronun- ciations peculiar to every nation , yet both my idiom and pronunciation were so mixed and blended , and I may say designedly so ...
... thing to be done , by those who are acquainted with the Euro- pean languages , and the different pronun- ciations peculiar to every nation , yet both my idiom and pronunciation were so mixed and blended , and I may say designedly so ...
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