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Page iii
Regarding thus the Emotion as a form of Energy , it follows as a matter of fact that we may conclude its action to follow the laws of Physics . If any one bring forth an objection to my principle it is because he does not see that as ...
Regarding thus the Emotion as a form of Energy , it follows as a matter of fact that we may conclude its action to follow the laws of Physics . If any one bring forth an objection to my principle it is because he does not see that as ...
Page vii
C G ܙܙ water is a most common example ; it has its regular rise and fall , and it might directly follow that the atmospheric air though invisible to the eye must also be following the same course in its motion as the waves of water ...
C G ܙܙ water is a most common example ; it has its regular rise and fall , and it might directly follow that the atmospheric air though invisible to the eye must also be following the same course in its motion as the waves of water ...
Page ix
Yet it is probable that any other science , for instance Meteorology , will gradually advance to follow the example of the two just pointed out . It is a marvellous fact that almost all the subjects who assisted their master in setting ...
Yet it is probable that any other science , for instance Meteorology , will gradually advance to follow the example of the two just pointed out . It is a marvellous fact that almost all the subjects who assisted their master in setting ...
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It is well ordained by Providence that , the fall and rise of a nation , and the ease and unease of men , shall follow one after the other . The Revolution of our country which has awakened the political inconsistencies accumulated ...
It is well ordained by Providence that , the fall and rise of a nation , and the ease and unease of men , shall follow one after the other . The Revolution of our country which has awakened the political inconsistencies accumulated ...
Page 20
After a while our topic of conversation was directed towards the affairs of the Company , and I spoke as follows :: “ Our country is on a single group of islands in the eastern seas , but I am told that the population is too much for ...
After a while our topic of conversation was directed towards the affairs of the Company , and I spoke as follows :: “ Our country is on a single group of islands in the eastern seas , but I am told that the population is too much for ...
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| Title | The Takashima Ekidan |
| Authors | 嘉右衛門·高島, Shigetake Sugiura |
| Publisher | Keigyōsha, 1893 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 20 Oct 2008 |
| Length | 317 pages |
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