Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature, Volume 63John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1864 |
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... thought him a new assailant , and struck out at him too . Khalifeh quickly scattered with his lance the Shammar on foot around F— , unwound the aghal from his head , threw it over F to secure him , then gave him a horse to ride , taken ...
... thought him a new assailant , and struck out at him too . Khalifeh quickly scattered with his lance the Shammar on foot around F— , unwound the aghal from his head , threw it over F to secure him , then gave him a horse to ride , taken ...
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... thought again of directing our readers ' attention to the Divine Analogy of Bishop Brown ( 1733 ) , and the remarks upon the same subject in the Minute Philosopher of Bishop Berkeley . While Butler was ma- turing his own THE ARGUMENT ...
... thought again of directing our readers ' attention to the Divine Analogy of Bishop Brown ( 1733 ) , and the remarks upon the same subject in the Minute Philosopher of Bishop Berkeley . While Butler was ma- turing his own THE ARGUMENT ...
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... thoughts are still worthy of pondering , although the more famous work has so suggested shall we say exhausted ... thought . " He looked to Christ as a poor sinner , " he said , " for salvation . " And one of the most inter- esting ...
... thoughts are still worthy of pondering , although the more famous work has so suggested shall we say exhausted ... thought . " He looked to Christ as a poor sinner , " he said , " for salvation . " And one of the most inter- esting ...
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... thought , is not therefore inconsequential . Thus , analogy itself may be like any other law of thought , a dangerous guide . The use of analogy is not to be denied ; it is invaluable , invaluable as speech . It is the inner speech of ...
... thought , is not therefore inconsequential . Thus , analogy itself may be like any other law of thought , a dangerous guide . The use of analogy is not to be denied ; it is invaluable , invaluable as speech . It is the inner speech of ...
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... thought - for if natu- ral changes are consistent with fixed laws , they are no less consistent with perturba- tions ... Thought , That mouldeth the mass of chaotic thought ; Whose beginning unended and end unbegun Is the One that is All ...
... thought - for if natu- ral changes are consistent with fixed laws , they are no less consistent with perturba- tions ... Thought , That mouldeth the mass of chaotic thought ; Whose beginning unended and end unbegun Is the One that is All ...
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| Título | Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature, Volume 63 |
| Editores | John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell |
| Editora | Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1864 |
| Original de | Universidade de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 7 Set 2005 |
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