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... believe what they wanted to believe and out of their confused attempts to converse with the Indians , they probably transformed a statement that a sizable Indian village was lo- cated on the banks of a large river into the belief that ...
... believe what they wanted to believe and out of their confused attempts to converse with the Indians , they probably transformed a statement that a sizable Indian village was lo- cated on the banks of a large river into the belief that ...
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... believe much about it . He accepts conventional values . ' seems to Here re Carlyle to me , though he exaggerates ... believe in much nonsense , it may also have helped them to believe in themselves , and so to accom- plish much that we ...
... believe much about it . He accepts conventional values . ' seems to Here re Carlyle to me , though he exaggerates ... believe in much nonsense , it may also have helped them to believe in themselves , and so to accom- plish much that we ...
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... believe , most liable to such temptations -I mean , the doctrine of the blessed Trinity . Do not start , my dear Coleridge ; I do not believe that Arnold has any serious scruples of the understanding about it , but it is a defect of his ...
... believe , most liable to such temptations -I mean , the doctrine of the blessed Trinity . Do not start , my dear Coleridge ; I do not believe that Arnold has any serious scruples of the understanding about it , but it is a defect of his ...
Contents
Introductory Comment | 3 |
When Conan Doyle Was Sherlock Holmes JOHN DICKSON CARR | 11 |
New England Xanadu SIGMUND DIAMOND | 32 |
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