Littell's Living Age, Volume 149Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1881 |
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Page 85
... things- whether these be things said or things done . It is the faculty by which , con- sciously or unconsciously , we go through the mental process expressed in the word " therefore . " It is the faculty which confers on us a true gift ...
... things- whether these be things said or things done . It is the faculty by which , con- sciously or unconsciously , we go through the mental process expressed in the word " therefore . " It is the faculty which confers on us a true gift ...
Page 329
... things ready made , but as at first making the things which are to be after- wards fitted for selection . Organs are represented as growing in certain forms and shapes " in order that " they may serve certain uses , and then as being ...
... things ready made , but as at first making the things which are to be after- wards fitted for selection . Organs are represented as growing in certain forms and shapes " in order that " they may serve certain uses , and then as being ...
Page 330
... things of which he has an impression as existing , and respecting which he desires to know more , are above all other things person- alities or agencies , or beings having pow- ers like , but superior to his own . This is religion . In ...
... things of which he has an impression as existing , and respecting which he desires to know more , are above all other things person- alities or agencies , or beings having pow- ers like , but superior to his own . This is religion . In ...
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