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These features have long been considered as high evidences of the first qualification . Aretine * mentions a curious speculation , in regard to the tuo great poteritates of continental Europe during the sixteenth century .
These features have long been considered as high evidences of the first qualification . Aretine * mentions a curious speculation , in regard to the tuo great poteritates of continental Europe during the sixteenth century .
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I make the ink according to his direction ( which was considered so great a secret ) but prefer to it coloured turpentine , copal , or lac varnish . Muriatic acid is cheaper than nitric , and has the advantage of not acting upon the ...
I make the ink according to his direction ( which was considered so great a secret ) but prefer to it coloured turpentine , copal , or lac varnish . Muriatic acid is cheaper than nitric , and has the advantage of not acting upon the ...
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These have been considered by rhetoricians as reducible to six heads , viz . Exordium , Narration , Proposition , Confirmation , Refutation , and Peroration , or Conciusion : where these are observed in the order I have mentioned ...
These have been considered by rhetoricians as reducible to six heads , viz . Exordium , Narration , Proposition , Confirmation , Refutation , and Peroration , or Conciusion : where these are observed in the order I have mentioned ...
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But let it be considered that the form of an address with respect to the observance of the particular , prescribed parts should always be accommodated to the circumstances under which it is delivered . In the present instance the ...
But let it be considered that the form of an address with respect to the observance of the particular , prescribed parts should always be accommodated to the circumstances under which it is delivered . In the present instance the ...
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This however is considered as a piccc of useless extravagance , the old fashioned stories of eight or nine feet being generally reckoned high enough , and to spare . Every other house in this sca - faring place has a look out upon the ...
This however is considered as a piccc of useless extravagance , the old fashioned stories of eight or nine feet being generally reckoned high enough , and to spare . Every other house in this sca - faring place has a look out upon the ...
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| Title | The Port Folio, Volume 5 Volumes 40-42; Volumes 220-227 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Contributors | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Publisher | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 11 Apr 2019 |
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