The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 215A. Constable, 1912 |
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Page 393
... developed and diversified until by training and custom the final forms which are taken become very far removed from the original manifestations . Through all our ... developed , and new kinds continually developed 1912 893 Laughter .
... developed and diversified until by training and custom the final forms which are taken become very far removed from the original manifestations . Through all our ... developed , and new kinds continually developed 1912 893 Laughter .
Page 394
Or Critical Journal. would be more developed , and new kinds continually developed . What any particular individual would find funny would be to some extent a matter of idiosyncrasy just as much as taste , but as men are , speaking ...
Or Critical Journal. would be more developed , and new kinds continually developed . What any particular individual would find funny would be to some extent a matter of idiosyncrasy just as much as taste , but as men are , speaking ...
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... developed into an open breach with the Alliance . From the moment when Great Britain decided to use George Canning's phrase- ' to revolve ' in her own orbit , ' the harmonious motion of the European constellation was made impossible ...
... developed into an open breach with the Alliance . From the moment when Great Britain decided to use George Canning's phrase- ' to revolve ' in her own orbit , ' the harmonious motion of the European constellation was made impossible ...
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