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This may be illustrated by a race - course . If a number of horses start to- gether and continue to run round and round the course , the fastest horse will leave the opposite side of the course . behind until he overtakes him . slowest ...
This may be illustrated by a race - course . If a number of horses start to- gether and continue to run round and round the course , the fastest horse will leave the opposite side of the course . behind until he overtakes him . slowest ...
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The soul suffers every conceivable defeat , and is godlike still ; the law of events follows its own fatal course , making no clear distinction be- tween good and bad , and is seen in its proper under - foot char- acter .
The soul suffers every conceivable defeat , and is godlike still ; the law of events follows its own fatal course , making no clear distinction be- tween good and bad , and is seen in its proper under - foot char- acter .
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Three courses are here open to the translator . He may attempt to render each verse by the exact rhyth- mical equivalent ; he may decide for himself what English verse best represents each Greek verse , as Mr. Blackie in his Eschylus ...
Three courses are here open to the translator . He may attempt to render each verse by the exact rhyth- mical equivalent ; he may decide for himself what English verse best represents each Greek verse , as Mr. Blackie in his Eschylus ...
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LAURENCE Sterne | 1 |
METEORIC SHOWERS | 38 |
THE RELIGIOUS REFORM MOVEMENT IN ITALY | 51 |
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