The Biblical Repository and Classical ReviewLeavitt, Trow, and Company, 1848 |
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... earth , and built mathematically for the earth ; while Plato shoots upward towards heaven like an obelisk , yea , like a pointed flame . Now there are these two types of character , and only these , in all historical literature . The ...
... earth , and built mathematically for the earth ; while Plato shoots upward towards heaven like an obelisk , yea , like a pointed flame . Now there are these two types of character , and only these , in all historical literature . The ...
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... earth into political convul- sions , and the history of which might be easily expanded into blood - stained volumes . " They were in fact changes so portentous as to be well represented by the convulsions of nature . Just such changes ...
... earth into political convul- sions , and the history of which might be easily expanded into blood - stained volumes . " They were in fact changes so portentous as to be well represented by the convulsions of nature . Just such changes ...
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... earth , thus showing its material origin . Then , when every nerve was fabricated , every muscle formed , every organ of sense and locomotion constructed , the course and office of every blood - vessel determined , he lay like some ...
... earth , thus showing its material origin . Then , when every nerve was fabricated , every muscle formed , every organ of sense and locomotion constructed , the course and office of every blood - vessel determined , he lay like some ...
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