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Page 273
Remoteness , whether of time , or place , or causality , like the actual effect of
space upon attraction , weakens , and ultimately annihilates , the motive in
Auence of all things upon him . And so it must be pre - eminently in the effect of
man ' s ...
Remoteness , whether of time , or place , or causality , like the actual effect of
space upon attraction , weakens , and ultimately annihilates , the motive in
Auence of all things upon him . And so it must be pre - eminently in the effect of
man ' s ...
Page 287
This time , air , rhyme , words , all so chimed in with his own enthusiasm , and that
of his men , that the effect was irrepressible . It was , indeed , like the charm of
one of those runs which are said to have maddened the Berserker into the frenzy
...
This time , air , rhyme , words , all so chimed in with his own enthusiasm , and that
of his men , that the effect was irrepressible . It was , indeed , like the charm of
one of those runs which are said to have maddened the Berserker into the frenzy
...
Page 303
Hong - Kong is pipes will have an effect , but an old openly permitted to be made
a depot , stager will continue smoking for hours . and roadstead for receiving
ships , At the head of each couch is placed a employed to enervate , demoralize
...
Hong - Kong is pipes will have an effect , but an old openly permitted to be made
a depot , stager will continue smoking for hours . and roadstead for receiving
ships , At the head of each couch is placed a employed to enervate , demoralize
...
Page 408
... likely to effect much good , or indeed to have any effect at all . To assume the
mat . ter which one is bound to establish , is an easy method of argumentation —
too easy , indeed , for one of Mr . Whiteside ' s logical acumen to condescend to .
... likely to effect much good , or indeed to have any effect at all . To assume the
mat . ter which one is bound to establish , is an easy method of argumentation —
too easy , indeed , for one of Mr . Whiteside ' s logical acumen to condescend to .
Page 440
... and the deceits of a immediate effect of a personal demofalse divination . ” One
of the most niac indwelling ; or the mediate phy . curious passages on this latter
subject sical aspect , which , looking upon them is the following , from Tertullian ...
... and the deceits of a immediate effect of a personal demofalse divination . ” One
of the most niac indwelling ; or the mediate phy . curious passages on this latter
subject sical aspect , which , looking upon them is the following , from Tertullian ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Dublin university magazine, Volume 32 |
| Author | University magazine |
| Contributor | Dublin city, univ |
| Published | 1848 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 7 Nov 2006 |
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