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... kind , cattle , and creeping thing , and beast of the earth , after his kind : and it was so . 25. And God made the beast of the earth after his kind , and cattle after their kind , and every thing that creepeth upon the earth after his ...
... kind , cattle , and creeping thing , and beast of the earth , after his kind : and it was so . 25. And God made the beast of the earth after his kind , and cattle after their kind , and every thing that creepeth upon the earth after his ...
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... kind , I would distinguish from such as only denote the brute and inanimate creation , in this manner : Plur . Kindi fatheri , kind fathers , a kind mother , a kinda mothera ; kind mothers , kindai motherai ; honesti sheperdi , honest ...
... kind , I would distinguish from such as only denote the brute and inanimate creation , in this manner : Plur . Kindi fatheri , kind fathers , a kind mother , a kinda mothera ; kind mothers , kindai motherai ; honesti sheperdi , honest ...
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... kind in general . Violence only affords materials to the historian ; the peaceful pursuits of men are seldom noticed . But even in times of war the great majority of mankind are occupied in the vocations of industry , which are always ...
... kind in general . Violence only affords materials to the historian ; the peaceful pursuits of men are seldom noticed . But even in times of war the great majority of mankind are occupied in the vocations of industry , which are always ...
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