The North American Review, Volumen68Jared Sparks, James Russell Lowell, Edward Everett, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1849 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... evidence of their liability to be grossly deceived ; the most incredible stories were then solemnly attested on oath by individuals who , under ordinary circumstances , would have shrunk with horror from the idea of perjury . The ...
... evidence of their liability to be grossly deceived ; the most incredible stories were then solemnly attested on oath by individuals who , under ordinary circumstances , would have shrunk with horror from the idea of perjury . The ...
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... evidence that this evil effect has ever occurred . Children born under the use of ether or chloroform exhibit as strong marks of intelligence and activity as those born before its discovery , and are " as sprightly and well behaved " as ...
... evidence that this evil effect has ever occurred . Children born under the use of ether or chloroform exhibit as strong marks of intelligence and activity as those born before its discovery , and are " as sprightly and well behaved " as ...
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... evidence that the Greek r and the Roman g were pronounced alike . He says , " Cum dico lege , in his duabus syllabis , aliud Græcus , aliud Lati- nus intelligit ; showing that the Latin lege and the Greek Aéys were the same to the ear ...
... evidence that the Greek r and the Roman g were pronounced alike . He says , " Cum dico lege , in his duabus syllabis , aliud Græcus , aliud Lati- nus intelligit ; showing that the Latin lege and the Greek Aéys were the same to the ear ...
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