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... word . Both in France and Germany the corresponding words Âme and Seele mean very nearly what we express by ' mind ' . In English the word ' soul ' is used in varying and contradictory senses . We can speak of a man as having a ' soul ...
... word . Both in France and Germany the corresponding words Âme and Seele mean very nearly what we express by ' mind ' . In English the word ' soul ' is used in varying and contradictory senses . We can speak of a man as having a ' soul ...
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... word , come gradually into use as more adequate or more clear . When that process is complete the older word is dead . But it lives again in the newer word or words that have taken its place , and would never have been born or thought ...
... word , come gradually into use as more adequate or more clear . When that process is complete the older word is dead . But it lives again in the newer word or words that have taken its place , and would never have been born or thought ...
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British Academy. logical order . The words beginning with ' A ' include a multitude ( quite without parallel elsewhere ) of classical derivatives containing Greek and Latin prefixes ; and though some of these words had an interesting ...
British Academy. logical order . The words beginning with ' A ' include a multitude ( quite without parallel elsewhere ) of classical derivatives containing Greek and Latin prefixes ; and though some of these words had an interesting ...
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191617 | 33 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191718 | 51 |
JACOB AND THE MANDRAKES BY J G FRAZER FELLOW OF | 57 |
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