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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «FORESEEINGLY»
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Almond in Peterhouse: And Other Poems
FORESEEINGLY Foreseeingly The man puts by for future need, The tree puts
forth its greenery, The peoples build conformities. Our physics and our chemistry
Know not responses such as these. The germ Its microstate of molecules adapts,
...
2
New Englander and Yale Review
Moreover, if God foreseeingly placed man in this life, in circumstances affording
no fair trial, and of necessity producing a moral fall, the proper and equitable
rectification (were we to run into hypotheses of relief to such a case) would seem
to ...
Edward Royall Tyler, William Lathrop Kingsley, George Park Fisher,
1856
ms NEGATIVES. ' 239 of policy not only without treachery, but often without even
silence and concealment, by reading the spirits of men deeply, darin ly, and
foreseeingly. Oliver Cromwell was a friend to_ representative government. When
the ...
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The Blessed Sacrament: or, The works and ways of God: By ...
So that all that He was always doing was meant foreseeingly for the example of
us all ; even to the divine wastefulness with which He scattered His Precious
Blood on all sides, till His Heart had not another drop to give. But it might seem
that ...
Frederick William Faber,
1855
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Nicolaus Steno: Biography and Original Papers of a 17th ...
... sense must admit and will not deny, that “the structure of animals is the work of
a wise and life-giving craftsman”, since all their limbs and the parts contained in
the limbs almost say themselves that they were made foreseeingly, since nothing
...
Troels Kardel, Paul Maquet,
2012
In the natural life-process man goes on quite blindly according to natural laws ; in
his adaptation to ends he only seems to be purposive in his activity. Here, on the
other hand, is purposive activity foreseeingly directed, guided, drawn towards ...
7
Land and Law in California: Essays on Land Policies
fortune as a result of the swift turnover of the goods he foreseeingly imported in
this period of peak demand. As every good American knew, land — urban or
untouched — was the safest and surest of investments, provided that it was
carefully ...
8
The Arminian Confession of 1621
... in consequence of the gracious covenant of God and his fatherly kindness,l a
man is not excluded from the hope of eternal life, although he is not entirely set
free from some of them if he does not knowingly and foreseeingly cast this
difficulty ...
9
Collected Papers of Stig Kanger with Essays on His Life and Work
... facts are unavoidable which would be or would have been outside the range of
reasonable and foreseeingly planned joint human efforts. Thus it might well be
the case, for instance, that it Ought to be so that Mr. X saves the drowning man in
...
Stig Kanger, Ghita Holmström-Hintikka, Sten Lindström,
2001
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The London and Westminster Review
of policy not only without treachery, but often without even silence and
concealment, by reading the spirits of men deeply, daringly, and foreseeingly.
Oliver Cromwell was a friend to representative government. When the
Republicans urged the ...