 | 1894 - 316 sivua
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 | 1899 - 346 sivua
...ignorance. CURTIS. October 29 1682 William Penn arrived at Upland (Chester), Pa. What thou wilt thou shall rather enforce with thy smile, than hew to it with thy sword. 1753 Washington received his first Commission from Governor Dinwiddie of Virginia. Heaven knows I had... | |
 | Tryon Edwards - 1908 - 788 sivua
...gentleness ; nothing so gentle as real strength. — Francia <i£ GEOLOGY. GLORY. What thou wilt them as winter to him that ever fears he snail be poor. — Shak •word.— Shakespeare. GEOLOGY.-<8ee "Sou»«.") 80 lone us the phenomena (of geology) are simply... | |
 | 1915 - 956 sivua
...for those who came in contact with him for consultation or advice. He seemed to feel, with the poet, "What thou wilt thou shalt rather enforce with thy smile than hew to it with thy sword." He looked on the bright side of things. Though a sufferer for years with a severe malady to which he... | |
 | 1872 - 950 sivua
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 | C. N. Catrevas - 1969 - 840 sivua
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 | Tryon Edwards - 2007 - 724 sivua
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So long as the phenomena (of geology) are simply recorded, and only the natural and obvious causes inferred from them, there can be no fear that the results of the study will prove hostile to religion. — If the representations they give of nature... 