Discourse: A Review of the Liberal Arts, Volumen4Concordia College, 1961 |
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... called Abraham , delivered Israel from Egypt , and gave her the promised land . It finds clear expression , too , in various of the earliest poems ( e.g. Exod . 15:13 ; Num . 23 : 9 ; Deut . 33:29 ) . It is , therefore , unquestionably ...
... called Abraham , delivered Israel from Egypt , and gave her the promised land . It finds clear expression , too , in various of the earliest poems ( e.g. Exod . 15:13 ; Num . 23 : 9 ; Deut . 33:29 ) . It is , therefore , unquestionably ...
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... called cheap and squalid , and a blot upon our literature . But it was also praised and defended by people who saw in it something in addition to the message of gloom . For while it seemed to say that life is hard and chances for ...
... called cheap and squalid , and a blot upon our literature . But it was also praised and defended by people who saw in it something in addition to the message of gloom . For while it seemed to say that life is hard and chances for ...
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... called her the " woman with the big nose , " she says , but he was full of compliments on Saturday . She was very amusing about it on the train . Granville - Barker frankly loathed her . He wrote in 1905 : Negotiations with Florence ...
... called her the " woman with the big nose , " she says , but he was full of compliments on Saturday . She was very amusing about it on the train . Granville - Barker frankly loathed her . He wrote in 1905 : Negotiations with Florence ...
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