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Page 161
... never two days togather without having some sensible chagrin and dis- pleasur , and , I say it knowingly , never without uneasinesse oc- casion'd by those Women : tis not proper for his and their sakes to enter into particulars , or els ...
... never two days togather without having some sensible chagrin and dis- pleasur , and , I say it knowingly , never without uneasinesse oc- casion'd by those Women : tis not proper for his and their sakes to enter into particulars , or els ...
Page 181
... never boldly launching out into the great ocean of discovery , steering its course by the polar star of logical certainty ; but wandering in the mists of verbal ambiguity , or groping in the dark of scholastic jargon . If you would ...
... never boldly launching out into the great ocean of discovery , steering its course by the polar star of logical certainty ; but wandering in the mists of verbal ambiguity , or groping in the dark of scholastic jargon . If you would ...
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... never sits down to examine any of the objects of intellectual pursuit without illuminating them by the rays of his ... never all be taught to any one individual : for the capacity to teach can never exceed the capacity to learn ; and ...
... never sits down to examine any of the objects of intellectual pursuit without illuminating them by the rays of his ... never all be taught to any one individual : for the capacity to teach can never exceed the capacity to learn ; and ...
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Fall of the Leaf | 14 |
Flamanville Madame de Eugenia | 25 |
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