The University Magazine, Том 3Hurst & Blackett, 1878 |
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... entering it pure and undefiled , leaving it soiled , disfigured , and sin - stained ; and this again must be the work of ... enter , according to their nature , into bodies fitted for them ; and thus the miserably constituted child is ...
... entering it pure and undefiled , leaving it soiled , disfigured , and sin - stained ; and this again must be the work of ... enter , according to their nature , into bodies fitted for them ; and thus the miserably constituted child is ...
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... enter into a delicately and highly developed organism . But this argument tells most heavily against its advocate exactly in those cases upon which he most relies to prove his position , such as , for example , when a great musician 4 ...
... enter into a delicately and highly developed organism . But this argument tells most heavily against its advocate exactly in those cases upon which he most relies to prove his position , such as , for example , when a great musician 4 ...
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... entering . at conception moulds the body to its own nature , and then inheri- tance goes for nothing , and genius is in the pre - existing soul ; or the germs of capacity are inherited , and there is no indication of an individuality ...
... entering . at conception moulds the body to its own nature , and then inheri- tance goes for nothing , and genius is in the pre - existing soul ; or the germs of capacity are inherited , and there is no indication of an individuality ...
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... eternal and inde- structible ; he is individually im- mortal because that principle has here received the stamp of in- dividuality . A. B. RELIGION AND AND THE opinion is still widely enter- tained 10 [ Jan. An Epitaph .
... eternal and inde- structible ; he is individually im- mortal because that principle has here received the stamp of in- dividuality . A. B. RELIGION AND AND THE opinion is still widely enter- tained 10 [ Jan. An Epitaph .
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... enter- tained that mankind began its work originally under conditions resembling those of the degenerate and effete races whom we meet with at the present day in remote countries and islands , and whom we are accustomed to call savages ...
... enter- tained that mankind began its work originally under conditions resembling those of the degenerate and effete races whom we meet with at the present day in remote countries and islands , and whom we are accustomed to call savages ...
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