The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Том 156A. Constable, 1882 |
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... sense - segment , or head , with its nerve - knot taking the place of a rudimentary brain , and nervously connected with the motor department . In this sense - segment , according to Sir John Lubbock's investigations , there are no ears ...
... sense - segment , or head , with its nerve - knot taking the place of a rudimentary brain , and nervously connected with the motor department . In this sense - segment , according to Sir John Lubbock's investigations , there are no ears ...
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... sense of it ; a deep sense of the necessity ' of doctrinal truths , and an absolute devotion to its claims . ' But Mr. Mozley had spoken of conversion at the outset as an instantaneous passage from one type of character to another ; and ...
... sense of it ; a deep sense of the necessity ' of doctrinal truths , and an absolute devotion to its claims . ' But Mr. Mozley had spoken of conversion at the outset as an instantaneous passage from one type of character to another ; and ...
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... sense of honour to which the French cannot attain because they are a military nation : and certainly that high sense of honour was not universal amongst Mr. Mozley's priestly friends and associates . · For at this very time Mr. Spencer ...
... sense of honour to which the French cannot attain because they are a military nation : and certainly that high sense of honour was not universal amongst Mr. Mozley's priestly friends and associates . · For at this very time Mr. Spencer ...
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