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... a hearer . Hence , its rules are not absolute , like those of logic , but relative to the character and circum- stances of the person or persons addressed ; for though truth is one , and correct reasoning must always be.
... a hearer . Hence , its rules are not absolute , like those of logic , but relative to the character and circum- stances of the person or persons addressed ; for though truth is one , and correct reasoning must always be.
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... compassionate . " 1 Fitzedward Hall : Modern English , chap . viii . 2 See George Eliot's " Sad Fortunes of the Rev. Amos Barton , " chap . ii . Likely implies a probability of whatever character ; liable , 38 GRAMMATICAL PURITY .
... compassionate . " 1 Fitzedward Hall : Modern English , chap . viii . 2 See George Eliot's " Sad Fortunes of the Rev. Amos Barton , " chap . ii . Likely implies a probability of whatever character ; liable , 38 GRAMMATICAL PURITY .
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Adams Sherman Hill. Likely implies a probability of whatever character ; liable , an unpleasant probability . One is likely to enjoy an evening , to go home to - morrow , to die ; liable to be hurt , to attacks of mel- ancholy ...
Adams Sherman Hill. Likely implies a probability of whatever character ; liable , an unpleasant probability . One is likely to enjoy an evening , to go home to - morrow , to die ; liable to be hurt , to attacks of mel- ancholy ...
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... character , nay , from my very avocation as Incumbent of a London Chapel , I have seen a good deal of the world . ' " 10 " These ceremonious rites became familiar . " 11 " The enormity of the distance between the earth and the sun ...
... character , nay , from my very avocation as Incumbent of a London Chapel , I have seen a good deal of the world . ' " 10 " These ceremonious rites became familiar . " 11 " The enormity of the distance between the earth and the sun ...
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... character which is given us of him denotes that generous scorn and intrepidity which attend heroic virtue . " 5 The elder Disraeli says in one place , " The Roman Saturnalia were ; " in another , " Such was the Roman Saturnalia ...
... character which is given us of him denotes that generous scorn and intrepidity which attend heroic virtue . " 5 The elder Disraeli says in one place , " The Roman Saturnalia were ; " in another , " Such was the Roman Saturnalia ...
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