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... matter . has been supposed that physical force may be over- ruled by the vital principle , but whether this is so or ... matters . Enthusiastic at once , he would entertain the most extravagant expectations in regard to men and things ...
... matter . has been supposed that physical force may be over- ruled by the vital principle , but whether this is so or ... matters . Enthusiastic at once , he would entertain the most extravagant expectations in regard to men and things ...
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... matters that interest the ordinary mind . Enough has been said on the contrast of poetry and science strictly so ... matter for poetic allusion . They abound in our great poets from Shakespeare to Tennyson . The proper relations of ...
... matters that interest the ordinary mind . Enough has been said on the contrast of poetry and science strictly so ... matter for poetic allusion . They abound in our great poets from Shakespeare to Tennyson . The proper relations of ...
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... matter of inference . The body is sometimes said to be the mind's ' slave , ' at other times its ' master . ' Now , all these varieties of expression are inexact , even when not positively misleading . They are the outcome of rough ...
... matter of inference . The body is sometimes said to be the mind's ' slave , ' at other times its ' master . ' Now , all these varieties of expression are inexact , even when not positively misleading . They are the outcome of rough ...
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... matter . If everything in the universe could be annihilated except one pound of lead , that lead would no longer have any weight , but its mass would be the same as before . ( 4 ) Solubility . - In water or in acids . ( 5 ) Relation to ...
... matter . If everything in the universe could be annihilated except one pound of lead , that lead would no longer have any weight , but its mass would be the same as before . ( 4 ) Solubility . - In water or in acids . ( 5 ) Relation to ...
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... matter For 2nd page of wrapper For 3rd page of wrapper For the page opposite the 3rd page of wrapper ... ... For the 4th ( back ) page of wrapper . ... 6 guineas . Parts of a page are charged at a slightly higher rate . - Special ...
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Página 362 - Now stir the fire, and close the shutters fast, Let fall the curtains, wheel the sofa round, And while the bubbling and loud hissing urn Throws up a steamy column, and the cups That cheer but not inebriate, wait on each, So let us welcome peaceful evening in.
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Página 268 - I would not have a slave to till my ground, To carry me, to fan me while I sleep, And tremble when I wake, for all the wealth That sinews bought and sold have ever earned.
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