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... never deserts him , never fails him , the one that never proves ungrateful or treacherous . " It is in these capacities that he most frequently has attracted attention from the courts . As lately as Blackstone's time a dog could not be ...
... never deserts him , never fails him , the one that never proves ungrateful or treacherous . " It is in these capacities that he most frequently has attracted attention from the courts . As lately as Blackstone's time a dog could not be ...
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... never had his due from posterity . An occasional reference to his Crudi- ties , an even more occasional article about their author , crops up here and there in literary histories and magazines , but the fame he so anxiously worked for ...
... never had his due from posterity . An occasional reference to his Crudi- ties , an even more occasional article about their author , crops up here and there in literary histories and magazines , but the fame he so anxiously worked for ...
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... never mention it to him again . Encourage the straight - forward habit and see that he is never inconvenienced by his confession . When the question of formal education is taken up , Locke advises that “ a Liking and Inclination " be ...
... never mention it to him again . Encourage the straight - forward habit and see that he is never inconvenienced by his confession . When the question of formal education is taken up , Locke advises that “ a Liking and Inclination " be ...
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VOLUME XL | 47 |
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As an Undergraduate Sees It by P W Wrenn Jr | 139 |
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