The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, 133. kötetA. Constable, 1871 |
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147. oldal
... mind the existence of these unknowable realities - a caution happily expressed by Malebranche , the most eminent disciple of Descartes : Il ' est bon de comprendre clairement qu'il y a des choses qui sont ' absolument incompréhensibles ...
... mind the existence of these unknowable realities - a caution happily expressed by Malebranche , the most eminent disciple of Descartes : Il ' est bon de comprendre clairement qu'il y a des choses qui sont ' absolument incompréhensibles ...
423. oldal
... mind to expound the doctrines of Christianity . this he does with a care so delicate not to offend the prejudices of his readers , and with an understanding so thorough of those prejudices , as almost to amount to a sympathy with them ...
... mind to expound the doctrines of Christianity . this he does with a care so delicate not to offend the prejudices of his readers , and with an understanding so thorough of those prejudices , as almost to amount to a sympathy with them ...
435. oldal
... mind , are windless and wordless . These ecstatic intervals , brief trances of breathless delight , are associated in Shelley's thought and in his poetry with another physical sign of swift desire and eager expectation , that of parted ...
... mind , are windless and wordless . These ecstatic intervals , brief trances of breathless delight , are associated in Shelley's thought and in his poetry with another physical sign of swift desire and eager expectation , that of parted ...
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1 La France nouvelle Par M PrevostParadol | 1871 |
Reports of the Select Committees on the Public | 57 |
élève de lÉcole Polytechnique exIngénieur | 145 |
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