Essays for Our Day: A Background of ModelsLouis Byron Shackelford, Florien Preston Gass |
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Page 174
... begin to live , if he dallied with the consideration of death ? And , after all , what sorry and pitiful quibbling all this is ! To forego all the issues of living in a parlor with the regulated tem- perature as if that were not to die ...
... begin to live , if he dallied with the consideration of death ? And , after all , what sorry and pitiful quibbling all this is ! To forego all the issues of living in a parlor with the regulated tem- perature as if that were not to die ...
Page 278
... begin to per- ceive the inability of reason to establish faith . Better we should call ours an age of observation , for never before have men given themselves with such complete abandon to observing and record- ing systematically . By ...
... begin to per- ceive the inability of reason to establish faith . Better we should call ours an age of observation , for never before have men given themselves with such complete abandon to observing and record- ing systematically . By ...
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... begin to interfere with nature you will get into trouble . More- over , you may injure the man who has too little , whom you wish to benefit , as much as , or more than , the man who has far too much . Indeed the latter , though the ...
... begin to interfere with nature you will get into trouble . More- over , you may injure the man who has too little , whom you wish to benefit , as much as , or more than , the man who has far too much . Indeed the latter , though the ...
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