Complete Essays: 1959-1963 and supplement, 1920-1948Ivan R. Dee, 2000 |
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... followed a long period of involuntary fasting . Analogously , the effects of self - flagellation were supplemented , in earlier times , by much involuntary absorption of decomposed protein . Dentistry was non - existent , surgeons were ...
... followed a long period of involuntary fasting . Analogously , the effects of self - flagellation were supplemented , in earlier times , by much involuntary absorption of decomposed protein . Dentistry was non - existent , surgeons were ...
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... followed by boredom and a sense of emptiness , due to the fact that they had finished their task and had nothing further , for the moment , to do . Occasionally , too , some of them would experience a feeling of dis- gust at the thought ...
... followed by boredom and a sense of emptiness , due to the fact that they had finished their task and had nothing further , for the moment , to do . Occasionally , too , some of them would experience a feeling of dis- gust at the thought ...
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... followed by lovely plain music . Candide was flogged in time to the music while they sang ; the Bis- cayan and the two men who hadn't wanted to eat the bacon were burned , and Pangloss was hanged , although that was not the custom . The ...
... followed by lovely plain music . Candide was flogged in time to the music while they sang ; the Bis- cayan and the two men who hadn't wanted to eat the bacon were burned , and Pangloss was hanged , although that was not the custom . The ...
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Heaven and Hell | 5 |
Facts and Fetishes | 49 |
A Case of Voluntary Ignorance | 59 |
Urheberrecht | |
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