SelectionsScribner, 1955 - 448 strani |
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Zadetki 1–3 od 83
Stran 44
... tell , Socrates ; for I do not know . Then consider the matter in this way : -Imag- I am about to play truant ( you may call the ng by any name which you like ) , and the laws government come and interrogate me : " Tell us , , ' they ...
... tell , Socrates ; for I do not know . Then consider the matter in this way : -Imag- I am about to play truant ( you may call the ng by any name which you like ) , and the laws government come and interrogate me : " Tell us , , ' they ...
Stran 309
... tell ; but quit yourself like a man , and by the f God you will be able to tell . -aet . At any rate , Socrates , after such an exhor I should be ashamed of not trying to do my best he who knows perceives what he knows , and , as I can ...
... tell ; but quit yourself like a man , and by the f God you will be able to tell . -aet . At any rate , Socrates , after such an exhor I should be ashamed of not trying to do my best he who knows perceives what he knows , and , as I can ...
Stran 405
... tell all the figures of them circl n dance , and their juxtapositions , and the retu hem in their revolutions upon ... tell of all this without a visible sentation of the heavenly system 1 would be lab vain . Enough on this head ; and ...
... tell all the figures of them circl n dance , and their juxtapositions , and the retu hem in their revolutions upon ... tell of all this without a visible sentation of the heavenly system 1 would be lab vain . Enough on this head ; and ...
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