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Page 457
... Darlington walked out of the break- fast room together on the Friday morning , ' have you thought over our last night's talk at all ? Are you ready to acquit us of being unreasonable fanatics who believe , or profess to believe , merely ...
... Darlington walked out of the break- fast room together on the Friday morning , ' have you thought over our last night's talk at all ? Are you ready to acquit us of being unreasonable fanatics who believe , or profess to believe , merely ...
Page 459
... Darlington lost no time in propounding his theory to Walton in its new shape . ' How can I suppose that the wish of these people is of the kind which makes belief slow and difficult , ' he repeated , when I find that they believe sooner ...
... Darlington lost no time in propounding his theory to Walton in its new shape . ' How can I suppose that the wish of these people is of the kind which makes belief slow and difficult , ' he repeated , when I find that they believe sooner ...
Page 468
... Darlington , laughing . 6 That is to say , ' said Walton , waxing more earnest , the just and right estimate of the argument depends principally , not on clearness of head , not on logical consecutiveness , but on the accurate gauging ...
... Darlington , laughing . 6 That is to say , ' said Walton , waxing more earnest , the just and right estimate of the argument depends principally , not on clearness of head , not on logical consecutiveness , but on the accurate gauging ...
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WHY NOT PURCHASE THE SUEZ CANAL? By Edward Dicey | 188 |
361 733 | 356 |
CLOUDS OVER ARCADY By the Rev Dr Jessopp | 540 |
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