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... natural needs are ' ( 3.33.55–6 ) , so in dealing with those who have endured suffering we should emphasize the ... nature upon all mankind ' ( 1.42.100 ) , then death cannot be evil . Bringing home to the mourner that ' all that ...
... natural needs are ' ( 3.33.55–6 ) , so in dealing with those who have endured suffering we should emphasize the ... nature upon all mankind ' ( 1.42.100 ) , then death cannot be evil . Bringing home to the mourner that ' all that ...
Page 238
... Nature ever . . . snatching and pulling from this man his sight , from that his hearing , from som both two senses . And if any fortune longer than commonly is seene in this life to linger , Nature weakening his powres , dooth loose ...
... Nature ever . . . snatching and pulling from this man his sight , from that his hearing , from som both two senses . And if any fortune longer than commonly is seene in this life to linger , Nature weakening his powres , dooth loose ...
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... Nature . One remarkable quality of the description of Manderley is that the house is seen both as ideal and yet within a sinister context and the sinister quality arises from the encroachment of Nature . Nature had come into her own ...
... Nature . One remarkable quality of the description of Manderley is that the house is seen both as ideal and yet within a sinister context and the sinister quality arises from the encroachment of Nature . Nature had come into her own ...
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Lectures | 1 |
The Genetics of Celtic Populations | 37 |
An Essay on Survival | 59 |
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