The Harvard Classics, Volumen32Charles William Eliot P. F. Collier & son, 1910 |
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... absolute enjoying of it ? The perfectest have beene con- tent but to aspire and approach her , without ever possessing her . But they are deceived ; seeing that of all the pleasures we know , the pursute of them is pleasant . The ...
... absolute enjoying of it ? The perfectest have beene con- tent but to aspire and approach her , without ever possessing her . But they are deceived ; seeing that of all the pleasures we know , the pursute of them is pleasant . The ...
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... absolute perfection of skill and knowledge of the Greekes and Romanes . I doe not beleeve that to be the onely cause . But so it is , the expedient my father found out was this ; that being yet at nurse , and before the first loosing of ...
... absolute perfection of skill and knowledge of the Greekes and Romanes . I doe not beleeve that to be the onely cause . But so it is , the expedient my father found out was this ; that being yet at nurse , and before the first loosing of ...
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... absolute confidence with which it has been quoted is not without its inconveniences . We believe that when M. de la Villemarqué comments on the fragments which , to his eternal honour , he has been the first to bring to light , his ...
... absolute confidence with which it has been quoted is not without its inconveniences . We believe that when M. de la Villemarqué comments on the fragments which , to his eternal honour , he has been the first to bring to light , his ...
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... absolute stillness reigns in the island ; every one knows precisely the hour of his death ; one feels neither cold , nor heat , nor sadness , nor sickness of body or soul . All this has endured since the days of St. Patrick , who so ...
... absolute stillness reigns in the island ; every one knows precisely the hour of his death ; one feels neither cold , nor heat , nor sadness , nor sickness of body or soul . All this has endured since the days of St. Patrick , who so ...
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... Absolute Being physical coexists with moral necessity . Accordingly if it is wished to depend on the moral conduct of man as on natural results , this con- duct must become nature , and he must be led by natural im- pulse to such a ...
... Absolute Being physical coexists with moral necessity . Accordingly if it is wished to depend on the moral conduct of man as on natural results , this con- duct must become nature , and he must be led by natural im- pulse to such a ...
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