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Van Nostrand's Eclectic Engineering Magazine
871 Unmechanic.il rifling 557 Union Railroad Companv'stun- nel .' 443 United
States, railroads of . . . . 107 Use of the magnetic needle. ... 161 Utilization of tide
power 620 Vandcrbilt underground railway 220 Velocity "of pistons in crank ...
I am glad that you think of him as I think : he has an affectionate heart, a mind sui
generis; his taste acts so as to appear like the unmechanic simplicity of an instinct
; in brief, he is worth an hundred men of mere talents. Conversation with the ...
David Masson, Sir George Grove, John Morley, 1864
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Sporting Magazine: Or, Monthly Calendar of the Transactions ...
The school of whipmanship for the young nobility and gentry being from the
boxes of stage coaches, the unmechanic phaeton became the representative of a
stage machine without the body. The destruction of the horses, and the loss of ...
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Romanticism, Revolution and Language: The Fate of the Word ...
... to Cowper, along with an advance — a distinctive combination of affection and
imagination recognized by Coleridge: he has an affectionate heart, a mind sui
generis, his taste acts so as to appear like the unmechanic simplicity of an Instinct
.
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Anecdotiana, Or, A Library of Anecdote: Facts and Opinions, ...
... common sense 'i The Spanish Regent appears to have been superior in skill,
predominating dexterity, and nice management, to the English Protector ; the
latter was equally powerful, but wielded rougher and more visible unmechanic
tools.
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Dialogues Concerning Education. In Two Volumes. By David ...
... providence; a power which penetrates the essence and inmost particles of
bodies, combines the remotest objects in mutual sympathy and concord; and,
operating by unmechanic forces, produces the most perfect mechanism of a
world!
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Sights and sounds: the mystery of the day: comprising an ...
Robin, Jacobs, Houdin, Anderson, &c., had prepared me to expect without
anxiety, and witness without emotion, many things apparently inscrutable to the
unmechanic mind, and, if I remember rightly, the predominant impression on
mine, as I ...
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The Lounger's Common-place Book
Cromwell was equally powerful, but wielded rougher and more visible
unmechanic tools to attain his purposes; that military despotism, which Ximenes
once, and only once, on a Irving occasion, displayed on a parade from the
window of a ...
Jeremiah Whitaker Newman, 1796
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The Seraph: a Collection of Divine Hymns and Poems from the ...
... teaches bleeding steel to wound by stealth, Or greeting send, and lympathetic
health 3 Inspires dead fibres, in th' harmonious fone, At once to warble, and
dance unisen ; Magnetic virtues and their puzzling cause IVhich unmechanic
seem'd, ...
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Dialogues Concerning Education
... a Power which penetrates the Es-, sence and inmost Particles os Bodies,
combine: the remotest Objects in mutual Sympathyand Concord;. and operating
by unmechanic Forces, produces the. most perfect Mechanism os aWorld!
