Contemporary Rev
The Contemporary Review, Volume 36, December 1879
作者：Various
体例：段 章数：22
字数：449,122 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,414 字；最长 Perhaps the most subtle and unconscious way in which the rel（39,930 字），最短 Perhaps, after all, our judgment is partial, and the success（10,884 字）。
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共 22 段- Perhaps the most subtle and unconscious way in which the rel
- "The first step" Lord Salisbury wrote to the Government of
- Is not this passing strange? Sir George knows that these peo
- These assurances were given in 1876. In 1879, when the finan
- As Mr. Darwin points out in the passage I have cited, and st
- And here I conclude. I see in Nature both utility and beauty
- The theory that soil and climate and food produce instincts
- "After having an audience of the Grand Vizier, the 10th was
- Unhappily, the cholera has become very well known here since
- This, in fact, is the first proposition which we must all ac
- Again, when any one affirms that only living matter can be a
- Having completed the first stage, and formed his estimate of
- 4. Finally, one more truth comes forth from this explanation
- What then becomes of the doctrine of transmigration of souls
- The penances inflicted generally consist of various kinds of
- A single paragraph may, however, be interposed, just to brin
- What was the remedy for this state of society into which Eng
- If a Whig had been asked ten or a dozen years ago, or indeed
- He again and again affirms that he is for our having a "real
- [Footnote 1: Since writing the above I have met with an
- Many look forward to a time when these everlasting political
- Perhaps, after all, our judgment is partial, and the success