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Page 64
... Perhaps it may even appear , after some consideration , that the persons themselves are the wealth - that these pieces of gold with which we are in the habit of guiding them , are , in fact , nothing more than a kind of Byzantine ...
... Perhaps it may even appear , after some consideration , that the persons themselves are the wealth - that these pieces of gold with which we are in the habit of guiding them , are , in fact , nothing more than a kind of Byzantine ...
Page 148
... perhaps more accurately still in the Septuagint , " hoopoe , " a bird connected typi- cally with the power of riches by many traditions , of which that of its petition for a crest of gold is perhaps the most interesting . The " Birds ...
... perhaps more accurately still in the Septuagint , " hoopoe , " a bird connected typi- cally with the power of riches by many traditions , of which that of its petition for a crest of gold is perhaps the most interesting . The " Birds ...
Page 161
... perhaps your right to that may be plead- able ; but other rights have to be pleaded first . Claim your crumbs from the table if you will ; but claim them as children , not as dogs ; claim your right to be fed , but claim more loudly ...
... perhaps your right to that may be plead- able ; but other rights have to be pleaded first . Claim your crumbs from the table if you will ; but claim them as children , not as dogs ; claim your right to be fed , but claim more loudly ...
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ESSAY PAGE | 1 |
THE VEINS OF WEALTH | 38 |
QUI JUDICATIS TERRAM | 67 |
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