Essays, Letters from AbroadMoxon, 1845 - 164 psl. |
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... IMMENSE WORLD ED YONG PULITZER PRIZE - winning author of I CONTAIN MULTITUDES ΑΝ IMMENSE WORLD How Animal Senses Reveal the Hidden Realms. Front Cover.
... IMMENSE WORLD ED YONG PULITZER PRIZE - winning author of I CONTAIN MULTITUDES ΑΝ IMMENSE WORLD How Animal Senses Reveal the Hidden Realms. Front Cover.
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... immense journey from the coming into being of the universe to the emergence and evolution of life. While it begins with the birth of the universe and the subsequent formation of the matter making up the stars and planets, it is the four ...
... immense journey from the coming into being of the universe to the emergence and evolution of life. While it begins with the birth of the universe and the subsequent formation of the matter making up the stars and planets, it is the four ...
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... Immense . ILLEGITIMATE , subs . ( old ) .- I . A counterfeit sovereign : YOUNG IL- LEGITIMATE = a half sovereign ... IMMENSE , adj . ( colloquial ) .- A ge- neral superlative : cf. AWFUL , BLOODY & c . 1771. G. A. STEVENS , Songs Comic ...
... Immense . ILLEGITIMATE , subs . ( old ) .- I . A counterfeit sovereign : YOUNG IL- LEGITIMATE = a half sovereign ... IMMENSE , adj . ( colloquial ) .- A ge- neral superlative : cf. AWFUL , BLOODY & c . 1771. G. A. STEVENS , Songs Comic ...
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... immense and free” is to know that “mercy immense and free” gathers up the Wesleyan ethos as no other four-word summation can. Eschewing theological speculation (Wesley claimed to write only “practical divinity”), Wesley avoids fruitless ...
... immense and free” is to know that “mercy immense and free” gathers up the Wesleyan ethos as no other four-word summation can. Eschewing theological speculation (Wesley claimed to write only “practical divinity”), Wesley avoids fruitless ...
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