American Quarterly Review, Issues 39-40Carey, Lea & Carey, 1836 - Serial publications |
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Page 36
... never conversed with their fathers in their native tongue . In consulting the cognate languages as helps to a correct understanding of the sacred text , great care should be taken lest we be led into error by too much reliance on ...
... never conversed with their fathers in their native tongue . In consulting the cognate languages as helps to a correct understanding of the sacred text , great care should be taken lest we be led into error by too much reliance on ...
Page 37
... never could have walked erect , as it is implied he did , in the sentence , upon thy belly shalt thou go , and on account of some other difficulties attending the narration , has recourse to the Arabic , where he finds a root to the ...
... never could have walked erect , as it is implied he did , in the sentence , upon thy belly shalt thou go , and on account of some other difficulties attending the narration , has recourse to the Arabic , where he finds a root to the ...
Page 39
... never been de- termined . He was of the sect of the Pharisees , and was deeply versed in the scriptures of the Old Testament , which he proba- bly read in the Alexandrian version , being himself a Hellenistic Jew , and perhaps ...
... never been de- termined . He was of the sect of the Pharisees , and was deeply versed in the scriptures of the Old Testament , which he proba- bly read in the Alexandrian version , being himself a Hellenistic Jew , and perhaps ...
Page 73
... never allows the common and low things of life to disenchant it , or eat into it and destroy with their degrading cares . The view we have taken has often struck us forcibly , in reflecting on how much and how much more might be ...
... never allows the common and low things of life to disenchant it , or eat into it and destroy with their degrading cares . The view we have taken has often struck us forcibly , in reflecting on how much and how much more might be ...
Page 74
... never to know , how deep and strong are those inward impulses , those secret sources of knowledge that reveal , with the readiness and force of instinct , much that other men can neither conceive nor attain . It seems a law with man ...
... never to know , how deep and strong are those inward impulses , those secret sources of knowledge that reveal , with the readiness and force of instinct , much that other men can neither conceive nor attain . It seems a law with man ...
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