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1
But in the case of a bond, the
primitive
notion
was different.
2
Like me. She rather liked the
primitive
notion
of branding him with her scent.
3
He imbued it with a
primitive
notion
of reward.
4
The
primitive
notion
of a material frame and the confining dome of the ancients were abandoned.
5
You don't have to tip the scales against yourself to restore some
primitive
notion
of fairness or justice.
6
We will now follow the history of that branch of the
primitive
notion
which was least likely to survive,-theliability of inanimate things.
7
But these were just kinesthesis and touch,
primitive
notions
stemming from the premise of a body.
8
He would entrap her into ventilating her old-fashioned ideas and prejudices; her
primitive
notions
of life and conduct.
9
She had the simple
primitive
notions
of an innocent woman who could not possibly imagine infidelity in a sworn love.
10
Primitive
Notions
of Mind.
11
The
primitive
notions
of man, of the gods, and of the workings of natural forces began to be overhauled on an entirely new scale.
12
She superintended the arrangement of the table at every meal, and saw that the dishes were all placed according to her
primitive
notions
of symmetry.
primitive
notion
primitive