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... told them to wait , because now at last he was willing to answer questions . He not only told Menelaus to return to Egypt and how then to propitiate the angry gods with the sacrifices he had omitted before ( so that he could then sail ...
... told them to wait , because now at last he was willing to answer questions . He not only told Menelaus to return to Egypt and how then to propitiate the angry gods with the sacrifices he had omitted before ( so that he could then sail ...
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... told her that his Latin , and particularly his Greek , were rusty from lack of use , and that to look through all the necessary Greek and Latin texts would take too much of his time . He told her the volumes he needed to know and ...
... told her that his Latin , and particularly his Greek , were rusty from lack of use , and that to look through all the necessary Greek and Latin texts would take too much of his time . He told her the volumes he needed to know and ...
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... told me that half of the doctors she had seen had told her it was aggravating her condition and ordered her to give it up , whereas the others said there was no connection . She preferred to believe the latter . Jung had urged her for ...
... told me that half of the doctors she had seen had told her it was aggravating her condition and ordered her to give it up , whereas the others said there was no connection . She preferred to believe the latter . Jung had urged her for ...
Contents
Preface | 7 |
The Swiss Soil | 11 |
Early Impressions 18751886 | 19 |
Copyright | |
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