The Book of Nature, Volumen3Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1828 |
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... are few of them who do not conceive in their hearts ( with what logical strictness I stay not to enquire ) that the soul , in its separate state , exists under some such shadowy and eva- nescent AND IMMATERIALISM . 29.
... are few of them who do not conceive in their hearts ( with what logical strictness I stay not to enquire ) that the soul , in its separate state , exists under some such shadowy and eva- nescent AND IMMATERIALISM . 29.
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... heart of a walnut , does not perish with the solid mass of the shell and kernel that encircle it : on the contrary , it survives this , and gives birth to the future plant which springs from this substance , draws hence its nourishment ...
... heart of a walnut , does not perish with the solid mass of the shell and kernel that encircle it : on the contrary , it survives this , and gives birth to the future plant which springs from this substance , draws hence its nourishment ...
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... heart of those to whom they were respectively delivered . It has been said by some writers that the judgment here referred to relates to the pre- sent world , and must be so interpreted to avoid the self - contradiction I have just ...
... heart of those to whom they were respectively delivered . It has been said by some writers that the judgment here referred to relates to the pre- sent world , and must be so interpreted to avoid the self - contradiction I have just ...
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... heart peculiarly sound . It is strictly original in its matter , highly important in its subject , luminous and forcible in its argu- ment , perspicuous in its style , and comprehen- sive in its scope . It steers equally clear of all ...
... heart peculiarly sound . It is strictly original in its matter , highly important in its subject , luminous and forcible in its argu- ment , perspicuous in its style , and comprehen- sive in its scope . It steers equally clear of all ...
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... heart believe as he believed , namely , that there are no such women nor children , no such ground , sky , or any thing else but mind and mental perception . Nevertheless , whichsoever creed be true , he con- tended that it could make ...
... heart believe as he believed , namely , that there are no such women nor children , no such ground , sky , or any thing else but mind and mental perception . Nevertheless , whichsoever creed be true , he con- tended that it could make ...
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