The Dublin University Magazine: A Literary and Political Journal, المجلد 93W. Curry, jun., and Company, 1879 |
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الصفحة 71
... enter , said , " Hanina , my son , implore the Divine mercy that my son may live . " Rabbi Hanina placed his head between his knees and implored the Divine mercy , and the invalid recovered . The wife of Johannan said to her husband ...
... enter , said , " Hanina , my son , implore the Divine mercy that my son may live . " Rabbi Hanina placed his head between his knees and implored the Divine mercy , and the invalid recovered . The wife of Johannan said to her husband ...
الصفحة 308
... enter into relation with himself , and then being cast out rudely from that slender ground of meeting , by the antipathy which at length was generated and pushed him backwards . Supposing the same coxcomb to have entered a room where a ...
... enter into relation with himself , and then being cast out rudely from that slender ground of meeting , by the antipathy which at length was generated and pushed him backwards . Supposing the same coxcomb to have entered a room where a ...
الصفحة 309
... enter there unless you leave the door open and forget to watch it . Otherwise you may move in impenetrable armour among men and spirits . For a practical illustration : When you suffer aught but a religious and righteous disturbance to ...
... enter there unless you leave the door open and forget to watch it . Otherwise you may move in impenetrable armour among men and spirits . For a practical illustration : When you suffer aught but a religious and righteous disturbance to ...
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