The Doctor RemembersDuckworth, 1938 - Всего страниц: 308 |
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... sense of incongruity similar to that experienced when we come on a grown man playing marbles or amusing himself with a whipping top arises when we picture to ourselves goodly matrons and reverend seigniors imitating the mountains and ...
... sense of incongruity similar to that experienced when we come on a grown man playing marbles or amusing himself with a whipping top arises when we picture to ourselves goodly matrons and reverend seigniors imitating the mountains and ...
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... sense of illness . I staggered , knew I was about to fall , and , as I did so , it flashed across my mind that I had on my evening clothes , and had in my pockets no cards or letters by which I could be identified , and so would ...
... sense of illness . I staggered , knew I was about to fall , and , as I did so , it flashed across my mind that I had on my evening clothes , and had in my pockets no cards or letters by which I could be identified , and so would ...
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... sense of reality , not flouting reason but stretching out far beyond it ? May there not be projectiles swifter and more analytic than the alpha particles darting forth , and revealing a higher good ? There is in every human being a ...
... sense of reality , not flouting reason but stretching out far beyond it ? May there not be projectiles swifter and more analytic than the alpha particles darting forth , and revealing a higher good ? There is in every human being a ...
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