The Spectator, Том 6D. Appleton, 1853 |
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... light , and oppressed the beams of the adamantine pillar ; though by the observation I made afterwards , it appeared that it was not for any diminution of light , but that this lay in the travellers , who would some- times step out of ...
... light , and oppressed the beams of the adamantine pillar ; though by the observation I made afterwards , it appeared that it was not for any diminution of light , but that this lay in the travellers , who would some- times step out of ...
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... light is so great that it may illuminate the earth all over at once as clear as broad day ; but there are tene ... light . ' I consider writers in the same view this sage as- trologer does the heavenly bodies . Some of them are stars ...
... light is so great that it may illuminate the earth all over at once as clear as broad day ; but there are tene ... light . ' I consider writers in the same view this sage as- trologer does the heavenly bodies . Some of them are stars ...
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... light of reason has suggested to us , especially when it is such a one as has been urged by men famous for their penetration and force of understanding , and which appears alto- gether conclusive to those who will be at the pains to ...
... light of reason has suggested to us , especially when it is such a one as has been urged by men famous for their penetration and force of understanding , and which appears alto- gether conclusive to those who will be at the pains to ...
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