The History of a mouthful of bread, and its effect on the organization of men and animalsHarper, 1866 - 399 páginas |
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... true that there are plenty of poor little children for whom there is nothing else , but who go on eating nevertheless , and with a very good appetite , too , I assure you , as their parents know but too well very often . Why do people ...
... true that there are plenty of poor little children for whom there is nothing else , but who go on eating nevertheless , and with a very good appetite , too , I assure you , as their parents know but too well very often . Why do people ...
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... True , my dear ; but the cat is only a little cat , and you are a little girl . Up to the present moment you and she have known , one as much as the other on this sub- ject , and on that point you have therefore had no su- periority ...
... True , my dear ; but the cat is only a little cat , and you are a little girl . Up to the present moment you and she have known , one as much as the other on this sub- ject , and on that point you have therefore had no su- periority ...
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... , by its disagreeable taste ; a further proof that God has thought of everything . Medicines , it is true , are unpleasant to the taste , and yet have to be swallowed in certain cases . But we may compare them to THE TONGUE . 27 27.
... , by its disagreeable taste ; a further proof that God has thought of everything . Medicines , it is true , are unpleasant to the taste , and yet have to be swallowed in certain cases . But we may compare them to THE TONGUE . 27 27.
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... true . Neither then , nor since then , have you eaten those things , and what is more , I hope you never will . And yet both must have got into your mouth , for without them . your teeth could never have grown . How are we to get out of ...
... true . Neither then , nor since then , have you eaten those things , and what is more , I hope you never will . And yet both must have got into your mouth , for without them . your teeth could never have grown . How are we to get out of ...
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... taught his disciples , as a foundation precept , this apparently simple maxim , " Know thyself . " He meant this , it is true , in a much higher sense than we are aiming at in these conversations of ours , but 42 THE TEETH .
... taught his disciples , as a foundation precept , this apparently simple maxim , " Know thyself . " He meant this , it is true , in a much higher sense than we are aiming at in these conversations of ours , but 42 THE TEETH .
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