Eclectic Magazine, and Monthly Edition of the Living Age, Volume 45;Volume 108John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1887 |
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... sense of duty and loyalty and unsel fish devotion to their little communes , which contrasted strikingly with the NEW SERIES . - VOL . XLV . , No. I shameful corruption and depravity of the official classes . They had not the slightest ...
... sense of duty and loyalty and unsel fish devotion to their little communes , which contrasted strikingly with the NEW SERIES . - VOL . XLV . , No. I shameful corruption and depravity of the official classes . They had not the slightest ...
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... sense , Bring my love's heart again in tune with mine . " Blest were the hours when , heart in tune with heart , My love and I desired no happier home Than Etive's airy glades and lonely shore . Alba , farewell ! Farewell , fair Etive ...
... sense , Bring my love's heart again in tune with mine . " Blest were the hours when , heart in tune with heart , My love and I desired no happier home Than Etive's airy glades and lonely shore . Alba , farewell ! Farewell , fair Etive ...
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... sense of smell . Amusing experiments may be made showing that without this sense it is commonly quite impossible to distin- guish between different articles of food and drink . Blindfold a person and make him clasp his nose tightly ...
... sense of smell . Amusing experiments may be made showing that without this sense it is commonly quite impossible to distin- guish between different articles of food and drink . Blindfold a person and make him clasp his nose tightly ...
Pagina 43
... sense , though they are quite as dis- tinct sensations as sight and hearing , or taste and smell . So distinct are they that , whereas it is probable that the sense of sight is a modification or de- velopment from the sense of tempera ...
... sense , though they are quite as dis- tinct sensations as sight and hearing , or taste and smell . So distinct are they that , whereas it is probable that the sense of sight is a modification or de- velopment from the sense of tempera ...
Pagina 44
... Sense of Smell as chief in the gastro- nomic hierarchy . " " What strikes one most vividly in look- ing into this matter , is the extreme pov- erty of the sense of taste as compared with the infinite variety of gastronomic odors . Even ...
... Sense of Smell as chief in the gastro- nomic hierarchy . " " What strikes one most vividly in look- ing into this matter , is the extreme pov- erty of the sense of taste as compared with the infinite variety of gastronomic odors . Even ...
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