New Englander and Yale Review, Volume 42W. L. Kingsley, 1888 |
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... kind word begets immediately a kind thought , and kind thoughts lead to kind acts wherein is charity . You can stuff your soul full of goodness by formulating kind words . There are thousands of graceful things one can say and do all ...
... kind word begets immediately a kind thought , and kind thoughts lead to kind acts wherein is charity . You can stuff your soul full of goodness by formulating kind words . There are thousands of graceful things one can say and do all ...
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... kind now existing which has not developed more or less in the scale of intellect and civilization , and which has not preserved traces in institutions and customs of an inferior condition . Even if we suppose that man fell originally ...
... kind now existing which has not developed more or less in the scale of intellect and civilization , and which has not preserved traces in institutions and customs of an inferior condition . Even if we suppose that man fell originally ...
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... kind of reasoning is the piecing together a tissue of absurdities . Further , the etymological theory is an exceedingly small basis on which to place so great a superstructure as the mythology of the world , for it necessitates our ...
... kind of reasoning is the piecing together a tissue of absurdities . Further , the etymological theory is an exceedingly small basis on which to place so great a superstructure as the mythology of the world , for it necessitates our ...
Halaman 52
... kind is the most persistent and ineffaceable , continuing with a strength quite incomprehensible . Even Socrates did not care to run the risk of attempting to do away with the current disgusting Greek myths , but preferred to in- vent ...
... kind is the most persistent and ineffaceable , continuing with a strength quite incomprehensible . Even Socrates did not care to run the risk of attempting to do away with the current disgusting Greek myths , but preferred to in- vent ...
Halaman 56
... kind of knowledge , an unreasoning one , but which gives a possibility of living - faith . All the unreasonableness of faith remained for me the same as ever , but I could not but confess that faith alone gave man an answer as to the ...
... kind of knowledge , an unreasoning one , but which gives a possibility of living - faith . All the unreasonableness of faith remained for me the same as ever , but I could not but confess that faith alone gave man an answer as to the ...
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