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Side 273
... reason in which moral science delights , is distinctly emphasised by Xenophon in the opening chapters of the Memorabilia ' ; and the argument which the atheist - a little perk- ing , self - sufficing creature , as atheists are wont to ...
... reason in which moral science delights , is distinctly emphasised by Xenophon in the opening chapters of the Memorabilia ' ; and the argument which the atheist - a little perk- ing , self - sufficing creature , as atheists are wont to ...
Side 282
... reason why our offensive army should be smaller and dearer than those of the other military Powers which adopt con- scription ; but it is clearly no answer to the unreadiness for war which at present exists as applied to the force which ...
... reason why our offensive army should be smaller and dearer than those of the other military Powers which adopt con- scription ; but it is clearly no answer to the unreadiness for war which at present exists as applied to the force which ...
Side 737
... reason they relieved her , because they were not what they might have been . She came to herself as if she had touched the earth after that vague swaying , floating , in realms above the earth , in the soft delicious air . " Surely ...
... reason they relieved her , because they were not what they might have been . She came to herself as if she had touched the earth after that vague swaying , floating , in realms above the earth , in the soft delicious air . " Surely ...
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