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But if he did think all things animated a corpse, to his mind, was just as much animated as anything else. Did he reason: 'All things are animated. A corpse is not animated. We are dealing here quite conjecturally with facts beyond our experience. Mr.
I may, perhaps, illustrate these two classes of illusion by the simile of an interpreter poring over an old manuscript. The first would be due to some peculiarity in the document misleading his judgment, the second to some caprice or preconceived notion in the interpreter's mind. It is not difficult to define conjecturally the physiological conditions of these two large classes of illusion.
He considers the marks unmistakable. Now that might point to the murderer being a medical man." "Conjecturally, yes; though, of course, it justifies nothing more than conjecture." "Precisely. Well, that was something, but precious little.
Nancy heaved a sigh, the result of holding her breath too long. She half rose, and sat down again. In a torture of flashing thoughts, she tried to determine whether Beatrice had any information, or spoke conjecturally.
She would have sketches of scenes between Delphica and M. Falarique, with whom the young Germania was cleverly ingenuous indeed a seminary Celimene; and between Delphica and M. Mytharete, with whom she was archaeological, ravishingly amoebaean of Homer. Dr. Gannius holds a trump card in his artless daughter, conjecturally, for the establishment of the language of the gutturals in the far East.
We may place his death, conjecturally, at about 1250. The pagination shows some errors, but the text itself is remarkably accurate, though the presence of a multiplicity of contractions and ligatures renders the reading somewhat difficult to the modern student.
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