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It needs helps and stages in its progress , and ' all appliances and means to boot
, ' which can raise it to a partial conformity to truth and good ( the utmost it is
capable of ) and bring it into a tolerable harmony with the universe . By aiming at
too ...
It needs helps and stages in its progress , and ' all appliances and means to boot
, ' which can raise it to a partial conformity to truth and good ( the utmost it is
capable of ) and bring it into a tolerable harmony with the universe . By aiming at
too ...
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Truth , moral truth , it was supposed , had here taken up its abode ; and these
were the oracles of thought . ' Throw aside your books of chemistry , ' said
Wordsworth to a young man , a student in the Temple , ' and read Godwin on
Necessity .
Truth , moral truth , it was supposed , had here taken up its abode ; and these
were the oracles of thought . ' Throw aside your books of chemistry , ' said
Wordsworth to a young man , a student in the Temple , ' and read Godwin on
Necessity .
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He spoke the truth , the whole truth , and nothing but the truth ; but the House of
Commons ( we dare aver it ) is not the place where the truth , the whole truth ,
and nothing but the truth can be spoken with safety or with advantage .
He spoke the truth , the whole truth , and nothing but the truth ; but the House of
Commons ( we dare aver it ) is not the place where the truth , the whole truth ,
and nothing but the truth can be spoken with safety or with advantage .
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