Eclectic Magazine, and Monthly Edition of the Living Age, Volume 12;Volume 75Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1870 |
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... living of Lutterworth , in Leicestershire . There , in the old parish church of St. Mary , which still stands , he preached with faithfulness and power the funda- mental doctrines of Christianity . A single sentence from one of his ...
... living of Lutterworth , in Leicestershire . There , in the old parish church of St. Mary , which still stands , he preached with faithfulness and power the funda- mental doctrines of Christianity . A single sentence from one of his ...
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... living mo- tion , worse than useless when dead . We flung our half uttered maledictions at the idiots , who were bringing dis- honor on the name of sportsmen . For a week after the bay was covered with wounded birds , which were dying ...
... living mo- tion , worse than useless when dead . We flung our half uttered maledictions at the idiots , who were bringing dis- honor on the name of sportsmen . For a week after the bay was covered with wounded birds , which were dying ...
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... living there are very reasonably happy and have not the slightest wish to leave it . From the description given of the scene by Walsingham the historian , Scarriff is not improbably the place where a Cornish knight in the time of the ...
... living there are very reasonably happy and have not the slightest wish to leave it . From the description given of the scene by Walsingham the historian , Scarriff is not improbably the place where a Cornish knight in the time of the ...
Pagina 32
... living while he doubted , Descartes proceeded to face his doubts like a man . One thing was clear to him , he would not lie to himself -would , under no penalties , say , " I am sure " of that of which he was not but would go on digging ...
... living while he doubted , Descartes proceeded to face his doubts like a man . One thing was clear to him , he would not lie to himself -would , under no penalties , say , " I am sure " of that of which he was not but would go on digging ...
Pagina 37
... living man , if he had unlimited control over all the nerves supplying the mouth and larynx of another person , could make him pronounce a sentence ? Yet , if one has anything to say , what is easier than to say it ? We desire the ...
... living man , if he had unlimited control over all the nerves supplying the mouth and larynx of another person , could make him pronounce a sentence ? Yet , if one has anything to say , what is easier than to say it ? We desire the ...
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