Great Books of the Western World, Band 12Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... bring nothing from home ; and you sit during the discussion think- ing of nothing else than how your father is disposed toward you and your brother . “ What are they saying about me there ? now they think that I am improving , and are ...
... bring nothing from home ; and you sit during the discussion think- ing of nothing else than how your father is disposed toward you and your brother . “ What are they saying about me there ? now they think that I am improving , and are ...
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... Bring disease , bring death , bring pov- erty , bring abuse , bring trial on capital charges : all these things through the rod of Hermes shall be made profitable . " What will you do with death ? " Why , what else than that it shall do ...
... Bring disease , bring death , bring pov- erty , bring abuse , bring trial on capital charges : all these things through the rod of Hermes shall be made profitable . " What will you do with death ? " Why , what else than that it shall do ...
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... bring me to the knowledge that it is possible for a man to live in a palace without wanting either guards or embroidered dresses , or torches and statues , and such - like show ; but that it is in such a man's power to bring himself ...
... bring me to the knowledge that it is possible for a man to live in a palace without wanting either guards or embroidered dresses , or torches and statues , and such - like show ; but that it is in such a man's power to bring himself ...
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