 | 1741 - 770 strani
...my trevife of human nature, which | was at this time componng, this argument immediately occurred lo me, and I thought it very much gravelled my companion ; but at Lift he obltrved to me, that it was impoflible for th.it argnmrnt trj have any folrdity, becaufe it... | |
 | John Stark (of Edinburgh.) - 1805 - 452 strani
...my head was full of the topics of my Treatise of Human Nature, which I was at that time composing, this argument immediately occurred to me, and I thought it very much gravelled my companion ; bur at last he observed to me, that it was impossible for thut argument to have any solidity, because... | |
 | Thomas Edward Ritchie - 1807 - 546 strani
...my head was full of the topics of my Treatife of Human Nature, which I was at that time compofing, this argument immediately occurred to me, and I thought...that it was impoffible for that argument to have any folidity, becaufe it operated equally againft the Gofpel as the Catholic miracles ; — which obfervation... | |
 | Thomas Edward Ritchie - 1807 - 536 strani
...my head was full of the topics of my Treatife of Human Nature, which I was at that time compofing, this argument immediately occurred to me, and I thought...companion ; but at laft he obferved to me, that it was impoflible for that argument to have any folidity, becaufe it operated equally againft the Gofpel as... | |
 | John Walker - 1811 - 572 strani
...my head was full of the topics of my Treatise of Human Nature, which I was at this time composing, this argument immediately occurred to me, and I thought it very much gravelled my companion ; but at last he observed to me, that it was impossible for that argument to have any solidity, because it operated... | |
 | Frederick Beasley - 1822 - 584 strani
...my head was full of the topics of my Treatise of Human Nature, which I was at this time composing, this argument immediately occurred to me, and I thought it very much gravelled my companion; but at last, he observed to me, that it was impossible for that argument to have any solidity, because it... | |
 | 1850 - 704 strani
...my head was full of the topics of my Treatise on Human Nature, which I was at that time composing, this argument immediately occurred to me, and I thought it very much gravelled my companion." It is to Popery, then, that one of the most subtle adversaries of revealed religion traces his arguments.... | |
 | George Campbell - 1823 - 590 strani
..."•of the topics of my Treatise of Human Nature, "which I was :at that time composing, this argu" ment immediately occurred to me, and I thought "it very much gravelled my companion. ''But at " last he observed to me, that it was impossible for " that argument to have any solidity ; because... | |
 | George Campbell - 1824 - 396 strani
...topics of my Treatise of Human Nature, " which I was at that time composing, this argument imme" diately occurred to me, and I thought it very much gravelled " my companion. But at last he observed to me, that it was ** impossible for that argument to have any solidity ; because... | |
 | William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone - 1846 - 828 strani
...my head was full of the topics of my Treatise of Human Nature, which I was at that time composing, this argument immediately occurred to me, and I thought it very much gravelled my companion ; but at last he observed to me, that it was impossible for that argument to have any solidity, because it operated... | |
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Jesuit, of some parts and learning, who was relating to me, and urging some nonsensical miracle performed lately in their convent, when I was tempted to dispute against him ; and as my head was full of the topics of my Treatise of Human Nature, which... 
