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1
Of their proceedings in Otaheite a short
abstract
from
Bligh's Journal will suffice.
2
I have made him an
abstract
from
the Fathers for his soul's comfort.
3
Here is an
abstract
from
the files of Dun & Company for that year.
4
The following is an
abstract
from
the address of the president, Mr. E. A. Cowper.
5
Good taste in such matters cannot
abstract
from
tradition, utility, and the temper of the world.
6
And secondly things civil, moral, and spiritual are not something
abstract
from
substance, but are substances.
7
If we
abstract
from
its relation to purpose, architecture is fundamentally an art of spatial form.
8
The Use which Politicians may make of extraordinary Days of Devotion,
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from
all Thoughts of Religion
9
So you do end up becoming more
abstract
from
what the real bad guys are up to.
10
A brief
abstract
from
a journal of the weather for one sidereal period of the moon, in 1853.
11
But he could not
abstract
from
himself any satisfactory answer to the question he had addressed to himself.
12
This is very much more than wheat or other grains
abstract
from
the soil in eight or nine months.
13
Yet fiction writers make conscious choices about what elements they
abstract
from
the real -and how to use them.
14
It is altogether as with sensations and actions, which are not things
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from
the organs of sensation and motion.
15
Leave aside Anne Ashleigh, a cipher that I can add or
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from
my sum of life as I please.
16
I will read an
abstract
from
this gentleman's letter, dated the 30th of July, 1861.
abstract
from
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