Good Words, Volumen10Alexander Strahan and Company, 1869 |
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... given to the world , it would have , been a most valuable addition to the world's knowledge . Often a great but obscure student dies without having given to it any of the results of his extensive reading . There is hardly anything in ...
... given to the world , it would have , been a most valuable addition to the world's knowledge . Often a great but obscure student dies without having given to it any of the results of his extensive reading . There is hardly anything in ...
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... given sound can be ascertained as certainly and easily as the height of any given mountain or the distance between any two given places ; and this not by one method only , but by at least six methods , more or less differing from , and ...
... given sound can be ascertained as certainly and easily as the height of any given mountain or the distance between any two given places ; and this not by one method only , but by at least six methods , more or less differing from , and ...
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... given to her prayers . Given in his natural life ; given , too , as St. Augustine was given to the prayers of Monica , and as so many saints besides have one by one been given , in his spiritual life , to the cry of her heart to her God ...
... given to her prayers . Given in his natural life ; given , too , as St. Augustine was given to the prayers of Monica , and as so many saints besides have one by one been given , in his spiritual life , to the cry of her heart to her God ...
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