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Pagina 117
... reason for supposing that she did accede to Mrs. Stowe's own suggestion that " the facts should be put into the hands of some persons " for publication , this intention of Lady Byron's is rather strangely carried out by their ...
... reason for supposing that she did accede to Mrs. Stowe's own suggestion that " the facts should be put into the hands of some persons " for publication , this intention of Lady Byron's is rather strangely carried out by their ...
Pagina 171
... reason ; and to his mind the golden mean is the sin for which the Laodicean Church was cursed . Feeling and emotion and imagination do all the work of the world , according to him ; and when he is asked to reason and to de- monstrate ...
... reason ; and to his mind the golden mean is the sin for which the Laodicean Church was cursed . Feeling and emotion and imagination do all the work of the world , according to him ; and when he is asked to reason and to de- monstrate ...
Pagina 541
... reason ( eitel menschliche Vernunft ) . " . . . For his Law , " he reit- erates , " teacheth nothing but that which human understanding and reason may well like . " Wherefore " Christ will come upon him with fire and brimstone . " When ...
... reason ( eitel menschliche Vernunft ) . " . . . For his Law , " he reit- erates , " teacheth nothing but that which human understanding and reason may well like . " Wherefore " Christ will come upon him with fire and brimstone . " When ...
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