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... become quite unintelligible to make the units of a belt . I ought to add that , just as there are a few Siberian plaques with human figures , so there are a few Ordos plaques , but less elaborate.85 The question of date must depend , as ...
... become quite unintelligible to make the units of a belt . I ought to add that , just as there are a few Siberian plaques with human figures , so there are a few Ordos plaques , but less elaborate.85 The question of date must depend , as ...
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... become aware of when we have visual , or auditory , or olfactory sensations sensibilia , and I shall extend this name to cover the similar objects of which we become aware in dreams and hallucinations . A sensibile then is to mean any ...
... become aware of when we have visual , or auditory , or olfactory sensations sensibilia , and I shall extend this name to cover the similar objects of which we become aware in dreams and hallucinations . A sensibile then is to mean any ...
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... becoming ph- , t- be- coming th- , and c- becoming ch- . Thus beside câr ' he loves ' we get ni char ' he loves not ... become ph- , th- , and ch- does not produce any change in the case of the other mutable consonants . The same thing ...
... becoming ph- , t- be- coming th- , and c- becoming ch- . Thus beside câr ' he loves ' we get ni char ' he loves not ... become ph- , th- , and ch- does not produce any change in the case of the other mutable consonants . The same thing ...
Contents
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By J H Clapham | 13 |
ROMANTIC POETRY AND THE FINE ARTS Warton Lecture on English | 101 |
BERKELEYS ARGUMENT ABOUT MATERIAL SUBSTANCE Philo | 119 |
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