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And must interpret their indications with sound good sense, With a mind mature
and simple, unpreoccupied by superstition. " And he who would study the morals
and government of God Must purify his conscience and apply it wisely. And must
...
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The Unitarian Review and Religious Magazine
And must interpret their indications with sound good sense, With a mind mature
and simple, unpreoccupied by superstition. " And he who would study the morals
and government of God Must purify his conscience and apply it wisely. And must
...
Charles Lowe, Henry Wilder Foote, John Hopkins Morison, 1876
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The fishes of North and Middle America: a descriptive ...
In the judgment ot the present writer*, the law ot priority by which the first
unpreoccupied name is right, and all others wrong, a rule which tends to secure
fixity of nomenclature, is more important than any rule loading toward truthfulness
or ...
David Starr Jordan, Barton Warren Evermann, 1896
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The American Naturalist
330) respecting the name Macrodon malabaricus, given by Bloch to species
confined to South America : "In the judgment of the present writers the law of
priority, by which the first unpreoccupied name is right and all others wrong, a
rule which ...
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Theism, Doctrinal and Practical; Or, Didactic Religious ...
He who would watch the stars, the planets and their satellites, Must keep his
instruments in good state and use them to advantage, And must interpret their
indications with sound good sense, With a mind mature and simple,
unpreoccupied by ...
Francis William Newman, 1858
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United States National Museum Bulletin
1 In the judgment of the present writers, the law of priority by which the first
unpreoccupied name is right, and all others wrong, a rule which tends to secure
fixity of nomenclature, is more important than any rule leading toward truthfulness
or ...
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Bulletin of the United States National Museum
In the judgment ol the present writers, the law of priority by which the first
unpreoccupied name is right, and all others wrung, a rule which tends to secure
fixity of nomenclature, is more Important thau any rule leading toward truthfulness
or ...
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Authentic Life of ... Louis Kossuth ... With a full Report ...
Truly, on throwing one unpreoccupied regard on the greatest part of our continent
, sir, on looking to Germany, to Austria, to Hungary—on looking to the indignities
of Rome, or to that of Naples, the horrors of which Mr. Gladstone has lately with ...
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Spanish Stories of the Romantic Era /Cuentos españoles del ...
Not two hours ago, my unfortunate sister, after reading that letter and summoning
me to show it to me, prostrate on her bed and the victim ofthe direst delirium, was
given up by the doctors. “Son . . . unpreoccupied . . . wedding. . . religion.
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Hebrew Theism : the Common Basis of Judaism, Christianity, ...
He who would watch the stars, the planets and their satellites, Must keep his
instruments in good state and use them to advantage, And must interpret their
indications with sound good sense, With a mind mature and simple,
unpreoccupied by ...
Francis William Newman, 1874
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It's hard to found a dynasty with ever-changing rosters
Vilseck boys coach John Sabala said he looks for players who are “disciplined and tough-minded” and unpreoccupied with individual glory. “I believe the key to ... «Stars and Stripes, 二月 15»
A night in memory of Norman Girvan
... daughter Alatashe—was perhaps symbolic of a man who lacked any sense of pomposity or self-importance and was completely unpreoccupied with status. «Trinidad Guardian, 五月 14»
Paul Schneider "Still Believes in Selling Out," Which Might Be Why …
Schneider gives the distinct impression that he's somehow thought a lot about his work while simultaneously appearing unpreoccupied with the whole thing, and ... «Film School Rejects, 四月 14»
A Dictator Is Gone, but Egypt's Traffic and Congestion Seem …
The traffic police often appear wildly unpreoccupied by traffic. Gas is subsidized and inexpensive, and stoplights are rare, the World Bank notes in a report, and ... «New York Times, 九月 12»
Going the Distance to Get a Child to a Magnet School
To her credit, Ms. Taylor, in conversation, seemed wholly unpreoccupied with test scores, nurturing fragile geniuses or preparing children for the rigorous ... «New York Times, 九月 09»
