Great Books of the Western World, 36. köideRobert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... head is laid to rest , -that their learned grand- father's head had been busied to as much purpose once , as other people's ; -That he had invented a name , —and generously thrown it into the Treasury of the Ars Logica , for one of the ...
... head is laid to rest , -that their learned grand- father's head had been busied to as much purpose once , as other people's ; -That he had invented a name , —and generously thrown it into the Treasury of the Ars Logica , for one of the ...
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... head in parturition , the bones of the cranium having no sutures at that time , was such , that by force of the woman's efforts , which , in strong labour - pains , was equal , upon an average , to the weight of 470 pounds avoirdupois ...
... head in parturition , the bones of the cranium having no sutures at that time , was such , that by force of the woman's efforts , which , in strong labour - pains , was equal , upon an average , to the weight of 470 pounds avoirdupois ...
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... head , there is a regular succession of ideas of one sort or other , which follow each other in train just like - A train of artillery ? said my uncle Toby - A train of a fiddle - stick ! -quoth my father - which follow and succeed one ...
... head , there is a regular succession of ideas of one sort or other , which follow each other in train just like - A train of artillery ? said my uncle Toby - A train of a fiddle - stick ! -quoth my father - which follow and succeed one ...
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The Emperor of Lilliput attended by several of the nobility come | 9 |
The author diverts the emperor and his nobility of both sexes in a very | 15 |
The author by an extraordinary stratagem prevents an invasion A high | 23 |
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