The British Quarterly Review, Volume 36Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1862 - Christianity |
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... favour without first passing through the ordeal of adverse criticism . The circle of the sciences regards every new comer as exceedingly presump- tuous . It desires to be very select , and gives every fresh aspirant to a share of its ...
... favour without first passing through the ordeal of adverse criticism . The circle of the sciences regards every new comer as exceedingly presump- tuous . It desires to be very select , and gives every fresh aspirant to a share of its ...
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... favoured localities . A similarly luxuriant crop of dialects is continually springing up in all parts of the world . ' Gabriel Sagard , who was sent as a missionary to the Hurons , in 1626 , states that among these North American tribes ...
... favoured localities . A similarly luxuriant crop of dialects is continually springing up in all parts of the world . ' Gabriel Sagard , who was sent as a missionary to the Hurons , in 1626 , states that among these North American tribes ...
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... favour with us , as it has with the Germans . But in Shakspeare's time the word ar ( ear ) was in use not as a borrowed word , but as a genuine English word . He speaks of ear - ing ( ploughing ' ) the sea . In the authorized ...
... favour with us , as it has with the Germans . But in Shakspeare's time the word ar ( ear ) was in use not as a borrowed word , but as a genuine English word . He speaks of ear - ing ( ploughing ' ) the sea . In the authorized ...
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... favour of the idea . But the Gothic aiz does not mean iron . ' It is used for ' money ' ( Mark vi . 8 ) , and etymologically corresponds to the English word ore , whilst the name of iron is eisarn . The latter possibly may be connected ...
... favour of the idea . But the Gothic aiz does not mean iron . ' It is used for ' money ' ( Mark vi . 8 ) , and etymologically corresponds to the English word ore , whilst the name of iron is eisarn . The latter possibly may be connected ...
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... favour , on the ground that he desired to have his son near him for his remaining days . Probably he fore- saw that the acceptance of the proposal would have established an inconvenient tie of service ; and in any case it would have ...
... favour , on the ground that he desired to have his son near him for his remaining days . Probably he fore- saw that the acceptance of the proposal would have established an inconvenient tie of service ; and in any case it would have ...
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