The Nineteenth Century, Volume 14Henry S. King & Company, 1883 |
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Page 63
... nature can deny the cogency of such reasons ? The philosophers of materialism do not know human nature . Their capital error is that they only see one side of it - the lowest - which they mistake for the whole . Their learned ignorance ...
... nature can deny the cogency of such reasons ? The philosophers of materialism do not know human nature . Their capital error is that they only see one side of it - the lowest - which they mistake for the whole . Their learned ignorance ...
Page 454
... Nature hastes to spread her living greenery over the spot and purfles his departing heel - marks with flowers , as quickly destroying his ravages as he destroyed her loveliness , so in the garden of human life wherever foul and dismal ...
... Nature hastes to spread her living greenery over the spot and purfles his departing heel - marks with flowers , as quickly destroying his ravages as he destroyed her loveliness , so in the garden of human life wherever foul and dismal ...
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... nature , and now draws from it alone its true supply . The historical parent is not always a safe criterion for the nature of its offspring . An ascidian may be the parent of man ; but it affords no measure of his moral or intellectual ...
... nature , and now draws from it alone its true supply . The historical parent is not always a safe criterion for the nature of its offspring . An ascidian may be the parent of man ; but it affords no measure of his moral or intellectual ...
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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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