The Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature, Volume 81Leavitt, Trow & Company, 1873 |
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... animal without any organs of sense may in time grow into an animal with organs of sense . I say I can imagine it , and I should not feel justified in classing such a theory as utterly inconceivable . But , taking all that is called animal ...
... animal without any organs of sense may in time grow into an animal with organs of sense . I say I can imagine it , and I should not feel justified in classing such a theory as utterly inconceivable . But , taking all that is called animal ...
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... animals may do or not do , no animal has ever spoken . I use this expression advisedly , because as soon as we speak of language , we open the door to all kinds of metaphor and poe- try . If we want to reason correctly , we must define ...
... animals may do or not do , no animal has ever spoken . I use this expression advisedly , because as soon as we speak of language , we open the door to all kinds of metaphor and poe- try . If we want to reason correctly , we must define ...
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... animal instincts , for all the clever things that , we are told , animals do , intuitional knowledge is more than sufficient , and far more important than conceptual know- ledge . But , in order to form the simplest judgment , in order ...
... animal instincts , for all the clever things that , we are told , animals do , intuitional knowledge is more than sufficient , and far more important than conceptual know- ledge . But , in order to form the simplest judgment , in order ...
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NORTHUMBERland House AND THE PERCYS | 6 |
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OMPHALE | 48 |
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