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الصفحة 248
... instance , in a drop of water enclosed in a cavity of silex . The most intelligent writers are not free from this illusion . For instance , Simond , in his Switzerland , speaking of a mountain - scene , says ' The quarry from which the ...
... instance , in a drop of water enclosed in a cavity of silex . The most intelligent writers are not free from this illusion . For instance , Simond , in his Switzerland , speaking of a mountain - scene , says ' The quarry from which the ...
الصفحة 252
... instance of failure in the application of any new system is sure to be , by most people , attributed to the system itself ; while in the case of an old and established system , any failure is either reckoned a mere unavoidable accident ...
... instance of failure in the application of any new system is sure to be , by most people , attributed to the system itself ; while in the case of an old and established system , any failure is either reckoned a mere unavoidable accident ...
الصفحة 397
... instance ) , there is no trusting to the force of nature , nor to the bravery of words , except it be corro- borate ' by custom . His instance is , that for the achieving of a desperate conspiracy , a man should not rest upon the fierce ...
... instance ) , there is no trusting to the force of nature , nor to the bravery of words , except it be corro- borate ' by custom . His instance is , that for the achieving of a desperate conspiracy , a man should not rest upon the fierce ...
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