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الصفحة 106
... respects * ' In fact . Really ; virtually . Voice . To assert ; to declare . When I shall voice aloud how good He is ... Respects . Considerations ; motives . ' Whatsoever secret respects were likely to move them .'- Hooker . ' I would ...
... respects * ' In fact . Really ; virtually . Voice . To assert ; to declare . When I shall voice aloud how good He is ... Respects . Considerations ; motives . ' Whatsoever secret respects were likely to move them .'- Hooker . ' I would ...
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... respect ' they will abandon the good of their affairs . Wisdom for a man's self is , in many branches thereof , a ... Respect . Consideration . " There's the respect That makes calamity of so long life .'- Shakespere . Lovers of ...
... respect ' they will abandon the good of their affairs . Wisdom for a man's self is , in many branches thereof , a ... Respect . Consideration . " There's the respect That makes calamity of so long life .'- Shakespere . Lovers of ...
الصفحة 325
... respect ' health principally , and in health , action ; for those that put their bodies to endure in health , may in most sick- nesses which are not very sharp , be cured only with diet and tendering . Celsus could never have spoken it ...
... respect ' health principally , and in health , action ; for those that put their bodies to endure in health , may in most sick- nesses which are not very sharp , be cured only with diet and tendering . Celsus could never have spoken it ...
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