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...spheres ; and sometimes counteracting one another, as interest or inclination prompts them. They also acknowledge the existence of a great number of strange...when they think it will answer their purpose, they readily acknowledge him to be far wiser, and in every respect better than their own ; having taught...

...and sometimes counteracting one another according as interest or inclination leads them. They also acknowledge the existence of a great number of strange...by the general name of Fyga, among whom they rank the god of Great Britain as the greatest ; and, when they think it will answer their purpose, they...

...and sometimes counteracting one another, according as interest or inclination leads them. They also acknowledge the existence of a great number of .strange...theirs, having taught us to make so much better ships, tool?, cloth, &c. than they have ever been able to do. Besides these, they imagine every individual...

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