New Englander and Yale Review, Volumen24Edward Royall Tyler, William Lathrop Kingsley, George Park Fisher, Timothy Dwight W.L. Kingsley, 1865 |
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... words , if the benefit to result outweighs all the evils which may be supposed to attend a Divine inter- vention , the antecedent presumption against the miracle is set aside and overborne . Supposing an end worthy of the intervention ...
... words , if the benefit to result outweighs all the evils which may be supposed to attend a Divine inter- vention , the antecedent presumption against the miracle is set aside and overborne . Supposing an end worthy of the intervention ...
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... words , simple in his manners and style , smoothly diplomatic towards strangers , a man of insight and of practical knowledge . His patronage of letters con- sisted in encouragement by familiar converse and gifts of money 36 [ Jan ...
... words , simple in his manners and style , smoothly diplomatic towards strangers , a man of insight and of practical knowledge . His patronage of letters con- sisted in encouragement by familiar converse and gifts of money 36 [ Jan ...
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... words of Voigt- " but mentally stimulated in various ways and well read , quick of comprehension , with a fine sense of beauty , he was with all this inclined to put a dne value on the scientific merits even of the driest minds . The ...
... words of Voigt- " but mentally stimulated in various ways and well read , quick of comprehension , with a fine sense of beauty , he was with all this inclined to put a dne value on the scientific merits even of the driest minds . The ...
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... all his Scholars confess at every mass to the Observant monks . His house was a sacristy , where good customs , acts , and words were treasured up . " Nor was he unmindful of their 1865. ] 55 Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries .
... all his Scholars confess at every mass to the Observant monks . His house was a sacristy , where good customs , acts , and words were treasured up . " Nor was he unmindful of their 1865. ] 55 Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries .
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... garrulous , stolid , one who con- founds Greek words with Latin , has a rude and barbarous style , has brought nothing but levity and folly with him " " from Greece , a man full of debts 1865. ] 87 Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries .
... garrulous , stolid , one who con- founds Greek words with Latin , has a rude and barbarous style , has brought nothing but levity and folly with him " " from Greece , a man full of debts 1865. ] 87 Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries .
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