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... sense has never existed , or has what he could not see , or at any rate did not been permanently destroyed , that we learn comprehend , in the beginning . So it is with to how great an extent other senses may be regard to the organs of ...
... sense has never existed , or has what he could not see , or at any rate did not been permanently destroyed , that we learn comprehend , in the beginning . So it is with to how great an extent other senses may be regard to the organs of ...
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in its narrower sense . Custom has deter- " in one sense " consists in this , that when mined that when a thing is called " super- natural , " i.e. , above nature , we shall under- stand nature to be used in the wider sense which ...
in its narrower sense . Custom has deter- " in one sense " consists in this , that when mined that when a thing is called " super- natural , " i.e. , above nature , we shall under- stand nature to be used in the wider sense which ...
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... Sense and Sensibility " was the first novel published by Miss Austen . It is marked by her peculiar genius , though it may be wanting in the nicer finish which experience gave to her later writings . The Earl of Carlisle , when Lord ...
... Sense and Sensibility " was the first novel published by Miss Austen . It is marked by her peculiar genius , though it may be wanting in the nicer finish which experience gave to her later writings . The Earl of Carlisle , when Lord ...
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