The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... fact that nobody reads now , ' ex- temper may have suffered . In his youth cepting Casaubon and myself , of course ! he had been so active as to be a wonderful or a flourish about the house of Scaliger , jumper - a fact which he of ...
... fact that nobody reads now , ' ex- temper may have suffered . In his youth cepting Casaubon and myself , of course ! he had been so active as to be a wonderful or a flourish about the house of Scaliger , jumper - a fact which he of ...
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... fact'- ( 1. ) An outward fact is one which is seen either by more persons than one , who cannot be supposed to be under any common impulse , or by a single person in an unimpassioned state of mind . ( 2. ) From this an inward fact is ...
... fact'- ( 1. ) An outward fact is one which is seen either by more persons than one , who cannot be supposed to be under any common impulse , or by a single person in an unimpassioned state of mind . ( 2. ) From this an inward fact is ...
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... fact ; it may or may not have been all he maintains is , that the fact of the siege of Troy rests upon exactly the same evidence as the superhuman prowess of Achilles and the wounding of the god of war by the mortal Diomede . In either ...
... fact ; it may or may not have been all he maintains is , that the fact of the siege of Troy rests upon exactly the same evidence as the superhuman prowess of Achilles and the wounding of the god of war by the mortal Diomede . In either ...
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