Parley's Cabinet Library: Famous men of modern timesBradbury, Soden & Company, 1843 |
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... observation , his active and inquisitive character , and his censo- rious frankness , appears to have attracted the atten- tion of the superiors of the school , and to have excited their apprehension . Accordingly , they hastened the ...
... observation , his active and inquisitive character , and his censo- rious frankness , appears to have attracted the atten- tion of the superiors of the school , and to have excited their apprehension . Accordingly , they hastened the ...
Strana 145
... observation . He pursued his investi- gations , everywhere ; and was as ready to learn from an insect , as a planet ... observations suggested by the death of Wieland , and recorded by his friend Falk , he tells us the result of these ...
... observation . He pursued his investi- gations , everywhere ; and was as ready to learn from an insect , as a planet ... observations suggested by the death of Wieland , and recorded by his friend Falk , he tells us the result of these ...
Strana 196
... observation , as striking as it is just , seems suited to all ages and countries ; but is there not especial reason ... observations . By severe application , at this time , Burke brought himself into a state of ill health , and ...
... observation , as striking as it is just , seems suited to all ages and countries ; but is there not especial reason ... observations . By severe application , at this time , Burke brought himself into a state of ill health , and ...
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