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—When the Gas - man came to himself , the first words he uttered were , “ Where am I ? What is the matter ? ” — “ Nothing is the matter , Tom , -you have lost the battle , but you 1 Scroggins said of the Gas - man , that he thought he ...
—When the Gas - man came to himself , the first words he uttered were , “ Where am I ? What is the matter ? ” — “ Nothing is the matter , Tom , -you have lost the battle , but you 1 Scroggins said of the Gas - man , that he thought he ...
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A prejudice appeared to him a matter - of - fact , and he did not think it necessary to assign reasons for a matter - of - fact . That is not my way . He had not bottomed his proposition on proofs , nor rightly defined it .
A prejudice appeared to him a matter - of - fact , and he did not think it necessary to assign reasons for a matter - of - fact . That is not my way . He had not bottomed his proposition on proofs , nor rightly defined it .
Pagina 259
The Southern temperament is ( so to speak ) more sociable with matter , more gross , impure , indifferent , from relying on its own strength ; while that opposed to it , from being less able to react on external applications ...
The Southern temperament is ( so to speak ) more sociable with matter , more gross , impure , indifferent , from relying on its own strength ; while that opposed to it , from being less able to react on external applications ...
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