The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 57Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1862 - American literature |
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Page 55
... matter to lose so many of their men Christians , saying they were simple folks , and wist not what the matter meant , and were of godly knowledge ; and after this sort , and by such womanly pity and fond persuasion , suffered the matter ...
... matter to lose so many of their men Christians , saying they were simple folks , and wist not what the matter meant , and were of godly knowledge ; and after this sort , and by such womanly pity and fond persuasion , suffered the matter ...
Page 174
... matter presents itself to our senses are clearly traceable to results of combina- tion . Matter is ever combining and recom- bining . Nothing certainly in this world , of the materials of which alone we have full chemical cognizance ...
... matter presents itself to our senses are clearly traceable to results of combina- tion . Matter is ever combining and recom- bining . Nothing certainly in this world , of the materials of which alone we have full chemical cognizance ...
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... matters not , but I fancy mine would be an un- happy ghost , could it but look down - or up , as the case might be — and contemplate the noxious forms that matter can assume whilst striving to be useful according to its destiny . This ...
... matters not , but I fancy mine would be an un- happy ghost , could it but look down - or up , as the case might be — and contemplate the noxious forms that matter can assume whilst striving to be useful according to its destiny . This ...
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the Sixth | 29 |
Empe or of France Visit to by a Vete | 87 |
Eugenie Empress of the FrenchSt Jamess Magazine | 331 |
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