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Page 80
... suppose that a monogamous animal is superior to one that is polygamous or polyandrous ? A ram has many ewes , and a bull many cows . On what grounds are we to suppose that a gander which is faithful for life to one goose is more pious ...
... suppose that a monogamous animal is superior to one that is polygamous or polyandrous ? A ram has many ewes , and a bull many cows . On what grounds are we to suppose that a gander which is faithful for life to one goose is more pious ...
Page 232
... suppose we might ourselves have endured had we been compelled to lift the stones out of their beds and raise them here in the Temple of Jupiter ? Is it possible that the men who moved the megaliths enjoyed their labour ? Was the ...
... suppose we might ourselves have endured had we been compelled to lift the stones out of their beds and raise them here in the Temple of Jupiter ? Is it possible that the men who moved the megaliths enjoyed their labour ? Was the ...
Page 288
... suppose that she hushed it when she could . What sort of talk was that for a boy to hear in such times as those ? Had Joseph no thought for his young children ? Let him mind his own business and leave sedition and uprising to those who ...
... suppose that she hushed it when she could . What sort of talk was that for a boy to hear in such times as those ? Had Joseph no thought for his young children ? Let him mind his own business and leave sedition and uprising to those who ...
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