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... animals ... if we stop practising it we shall not rise higher . " In 1946 he expanded this into a messsage about the conditions essential to the enhancement and preservation of Culture . ' Message ' is the correct word , for where ...
... animals ... if we stop practising it we shall not rise higher . " In 1946 he expanded this into a messsage about the conditions essential to the enhancement and preservation of Culture . ' Message ' is the correct word , for where ...
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... animals be admitted . There were cats , a dog , a pony , games in fields and hayricks with the Franklins ' son . There were also disadvantages , which the Forsters seem to have borne more easily than the friends who wondered how they ...
... animals be admitted . There were cats , a dog , a pony , games in fields and hayricks with the Franklins ' son . There were also disadvantages , which the Forsters seem to have borne more easily than the friends who wondered how they ...
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