Littell's Living Age, Volume 86Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1864 |
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Page 145
... truth - seeker , and widen the view of the most patient philosopher . In a word , they have a very pregnant moral in them , and one not very difficult to seize if we look for it carefully . And when we speak of extinct controver- sies ...
... truth - seeker , and widen the view of the most patient philosopher . In a word , they have a very pregnant moral in them , and one not very difficult to seize if we look for it carefully . And when we speak of extinct controver- sies ...
Page 147
... truth and error may appear at dif- ferent epochs . Not to say that Locke had a distinct personal stake in the issue of the controversy , and that he was the last man to waste his time in trifling , the vigour and pungency of his ...
... truth and error may appear at dif- ferent epochs . Not to say that Locke had a distinct personal stake in the issue of the controversy , and that he was the last man to waste his time in trifling , the vigour and pungency of his ...
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... truth be there . Truth - what is truth ? Two bleeding hearts Wounded by men , by Fortune tried , Outwearied with their lonely parts , Vow to beat henceforth side by side . The world to them was stern and drear ; Their lot was but to ...
... truth be there . Truth - what is truth ? Two bleeding hearts Wounded by men , by Fortune tried , Outwearied with their lonely parts , Vow to beat henceforth side by side . The world to them was stern and drear ; Their lot was but to ...
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Pagan and Christian Sepulchres | 22 |
Atlantic Telegraph The | 41 |
Bursting of the Bombay Bubble | 92 |
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