Natural theology ; Horæ Paulinæ ; Clergyman's companion ; and sermonsHenry Fisher, Son, and P. Jackson, 1928 |
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Page 110
... suppose her to be possessed of the faculty of reasoning : for , no reasoning will reach the case . The fulness or distension which she might feel in a particular part of her body , from the growth and solidity of the egg within her ...
... suppose her to be possessed of the faculty of reasoning : for , no reasoning will reach the case . The fulness or distension which she might feel in a particular part of her body , from the growth and solidity of the egg within her ...
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... suppose , therefore , that the female bird acts in this process from a sagacity and reason of her own , is to suppose her to arrive at conclusions which there are no premises to justify . If our sparrow , sitting upon her eggs , expect ...
... suppose , therefore , that the female bird acts in this process from a sagacity and reason of her own , is to suppose her to arrive at conclusions which there are no premises to justify . If our sparrow , sitting upon her eggs , expect ...
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... suppose that this was an artifice to procure credit to an imposture , is to suppose that the author of the forgery , because he knew that others of St. Paul's were not written by himself , therefore made the apostle say that this was ...
... suppose that this was an artifice to procure credit to an imposture , is to suppose that the author of the forgery , because he knew that others of St. Paul's were not written by himself , therefore made the apostle say that this was ...
Contents
The relation of animated bodies to inanimate nature | 106 |
Of insects | 117 |
Of plants | 126 |
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