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[ GERMAN FICTION]
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| ... 246] When God commanded the father to desist from sacrificing Isaac, Abraham said: "One man tempts another, because he knoweth not what is in the heart of his neighbor. But Thou surely didst know that I was ready to sacrifice my son!" God: "It was manifest to Me, and I ... |
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[ GENERAL ENCYCLOPEDIC WORKS - OTHERS IN ENGLISH]
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| ... whose heart is corrupt, it is in vain to speak: and, for such a prince, I would not be thought to write. But if the heart of a prince be not corrupt, these truths will find an easy ingression, through the understanding, to it. Let us consider again, what the ... |
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[ AMERICAN]
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| ... sordid box at the Ducal Library. The one fitting place of burial was the cemetery of San Michele. To that beautiful island, so near the heart of Venice, had, for many years, been borne the remains of leading Venetians. There, too, in more recent days, have been laid to rest ... |
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[ AMERICAN]
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| ... tarnished panels. It was the old Marquise de Malrive's "day," and Madame de Treymes, who lived with her mother, had admitted Durham to the heart of the enemy's country by inviting him, after his prodigal disbursements at the charity bazaar, to come in to tea on a Thursday. ... |
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[ AMERICAN]
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| ... captured his public, for all the resources of the profession could not, as Harviss gleefully pointed out, have carried the book so straight to the heart of the nation. There was something noble in the way in which Harviss belittled his own share in the achievement, and insisted on the ... |
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[ GENERAL ENCYCLOPEDIC WORKS - OTHERS IN ENGLISH]
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| ... whole army, in a year or two more, and after a town or two more were taken, directly to Paris, or at least in the heart of France. But was this so easy or so sure a game? The French expected we would play it. Their generals had visited the ... |
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[ SOCIALISM & RELATED SYSTEMS]
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| ... Foreign Languages Publishing House, Moscow, 1941, pp. 4-5). This double aspect of the dialectic - scientific method and structure of the real - is at the heart of the definition of the laws of the dialectic given by Stalin in Dialectical and Historical Materialism. But, by way of this conception, we ... |
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[ GENERAL ENCYCLOPEDIC WORKS - IN OTHER GERMANIC LANGUAGES]
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| ... that it may be followed with a corresponding increase of income. In the second place, it would be in vain that any canton in the heart of the country should double its productions, for it ear scarcely get rid of what it already produces, for want of good roads in ... |
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[ ENGLISH MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS]
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| ... because it lay near England, and the staple of the English wool which was the foundation of all their wealth, was at Antwerp in the heart of that country. From hence, it may be said of Flanders, it was not the riches and the number of people brought the manufactures ... |
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[ LINGUISTICS]
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| ... be "repugnant" to one who accepts empiricist doctrine and regards it as immune to question or challenge. It seems to me that this is the heart of the matter. Putnam's paper deals more directly with the points at issue, but it seems to me that his arguments are also ... |
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[ SOCIALISM & RELATED SYSTEMS]
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| ... side of triumphant knaves, privileged objects of divine indulgence. They kill human pride and dignity, protecting only the cringing and humble. They stifle in the heart of nations every feeling of human fraternity, filling it with divine cruelty instead. All religions are cruel, all founded on blood; for all rest ... |
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