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... consider of it before he made his reply . When the day was ex- pired , he desired two days ; and afterwards , instead of returning his answer , demanded still double time to consider of it . This great poet and philosopher , the more he ...
... consider of it before he made his reply . When the day was ex- pired , he desired two days ; and afterwards , instead of returning his answer , demanded still double time to consider of it . This great poet and philosopher , the more he ...
Page 96
... consider how much he has more than he wants ; and , secondly , how much more unhappy he might be than he really is . 99 First of all , a man should always consider how much more he has than he wants . I am wonderfully pleased with the ...
... consider how much he has more than he wants ; and , secondly , how much more unhappy he might be than he really is . 99 First of all , a man should always consider how much more he has than he wants . I am wonderfully pleased with the ...
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... consider infinite space as an expansion with- out a circumference ; we consider eternity , or in- finite duration , as a line that has neither a begin- ning nor an end . In our speculations of infinite space , we consider that ...
... consider infinite space as an expansion with- out a circumference ; we consider eternity , or in- finite duration , as a line that has neither a begin- ning nor an end . In our speculations of infinite space , we consider that ...
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