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... human , which is able to control their actions , and which discovers all their most secret thoughts ; and though they consider this power and intelligence to be inherent in a number of individual beings , the principle of belief is ...
... human , which is able to control their actions , and which discovers all their most secret thoughts ; and though they consider this power and intelligence to be inherent in a number of individual beings , the principle of belief is ...
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... human body , considered as a natural subject , is another ; and , as students and practitioners of medicine , from the earliest periods , have been attached to the study of nature at large , the term physic has from time immemorial been ...
... human body , considered as a natural subject , is another ; and , as students and practitioners of medicine , from the earliest periods , have been attached to the study of nature at large , the term physic has from time immemorial been ...
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... human cha- racter , and more extensive experience of human life ; was more conversant with its characters and vicissitudes ; he was himself an BING WOLUTGOWOs - he knew much , and has told all he knew . great defect of his works is that ...
... human cha- racter , and more extensive experience of human life ; was more conversant with its characters and vicissitudes ; he was himself an BING WOLUTGOWOs - he knew much , and has told all he knew . great defect of his works is that ...
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ADDRESS TO THE READER | 9 |
The Pastors Fireside a novel By Miss Jane Porter | 32 |
Account of Bataviaits inhabitants commerce cli | 46 |
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