The Quarterly Review, Volumen68J. Murray, 1841 |
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... kind of mental sensation , it is seized and dwelt on with a force and tenacity which strongly indicates its real importance to our knowledge and well - being . The energy and assurance with which it is generalized , or rather ...
... kind of mental sensation , it is seized and dwelt on with a force and tenacity which strongly indicates its real importance to our knowledge and well - being . The energy and assurance with which it is generalized , or rather ...
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... kind of relationship within the fifth degree is permitted - two sisters may not even marry two brothers- that more than three times no one can be united in wedlock , nor even that without previous fast and penance to qualify the sin ...
... kind of relationship within the fifth degree is permitted - two sisters may not even marry two brothers- that more than three times no one can be united in wedlock , nor even that without previous fast and penance to qualify the sin ...
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... kind and liberal disposition ? why should he not , if she herself will only permit him— - - ' Be to her faults a little blind , Be to her virtues very kind , Let all her ways be unconfined , And clap the padlock on her mind ? ' An ...
... kind and liberal disposition ? why should he not , if she herself will only permit him— - - ' Be to her faults a little blind , Be to her virtues very kind , Let all her ways be unconfined , And clap the padlock on her mind ? ' An ...
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