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      and intelligible and condensed into a moderate compass , are a treasure , and Mr . Bohn ' s series has hitherto been very creditably executed We are tempted to ZUract an account of " How the devil , in the shape of a black dwarf , was made Imonk " This happened in a . d . 1138 . But space forbids us , and we pass on to ^ Philosop hical Library . The present number is a continuation of the Works of Locke , comprising his Essay on the Human Understand ^ , and an . Annendbc in which the Editor , Mr . J . A . St . Joha has , with considerable care and ^ toerS reprinted such portions of John Locke ' s famous controversial corre-3 udgment rep v of Worcester as illustrate , without encumbering , the SsTay itseK Id wfSout as Sir . J . A . St . John observes , repeating . hat to iSrLresUtedinahriefer and more masterly style ^ This se ^ cuon luis beea is clearwithout being too copious filled

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      we are of these assaults . _ The ¦ writers oi jw «« . oritl (! 8 by unticidisastrous mistake of taking the ^»^ ° » t of the sans ^ dl 8 po 8 ed to bo iUpntingtho possible sneers of that churl sh h | ^ / Mr . Edmund Yatos conditioned , wo might suggest to Mr . J ra , nic ^ . J t of ftU tiritic » 8 ms , tho 2 S ^ S ^ 1 iff ^«» SS ^ 5 Jr . ^ X ^ groat oTteinaf . . nny ^ havo «»»™' o , f ^ Ho aro Mined to attrautoto sr ^ rriarrSuuy'rstuiW *— *« - ^ ••—I writing —• .

      . . _ . it * Great Britain , wxthth j * ^ "f > JKhtor library of tho naturuliat ; tUroo sue Co . ) , a pretty contribution to i »« * b

  • Citation
    • Leader (1850-1860), Nov. 18, 1854, page 18, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_18111854/page/18/