 | Robert Chambers - 1902 - Počet stránok 860
...stage of the human progression, being associated, and practising certain arts of life ; but not so far advanced as to have invented the great art of...language, to which I think the inhabitants of Nicobar must have approached nearer (if they have not already found it out), as they are so much farther advanced... | |
 | Robert Chambers - 1902 - Počet stránok 864
...stage of the human progression, being associated, and practising certain arts of life ; but not so trepidity to maintain his own system, must have approached nearer (if they have not already found it out), as they are so much farther advanced... | |
 | James Burnet - Počet stránok 514
...may be reckoned to be in the firfl ftage of the human progreffion, being aflbciated, and pracYifmg certain arts of life ; but not fo far advanced as...language, to which I think the inhabitants of Nicobar mufl have approached nearer, (if they have not already found it out), as they are fo much farther advanced... | |
 | James Burnett, James B. Monboddo - 2003 - Počet stránok 228
...:; :. practifing certain arts of life; but ,;. ;'.-* far advanced as to have invented the gref..<" art of language ; to which I think the inhabitants...account of Canada, and by the author of Telliamed, />. 254.; who adds, that the girl, after having been feveral times examined and re-examined, ftood... | |
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... certain arts of life; but not fo far advanced as to have invented the great art of language ; to which I think the inhabitants of Nicobar... 