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... conceive that those chil- dren have the possibilities of development that people born without those defects have ? Mr. Holmes : Not in this world ; perhaps they will come into the same possibilities ulti- mately . We cannot measure the ...
... conceive that those chil- dren have the possibilities of development that people born without those defects have ? Mr. Holmes : Not in this world ; perhaps they will come into the same possibilities ulti- mately . We cannot measure the ...
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... conceive that goodness , Ernest ? You can only conceive it from your own human point of view of goodness . Mr. Holmes : Yes , only from my own view- point . That is the only way anyone can conceive it . Mr. Sills : Well , that essence ...
... conceive that goodness , Ernest ? You can only conceive it from your own human point of view of goodness . Mr. Holmes : Yes , only from my own view- point . That is the only way anyone can conceive it . Mr. Sills : Well , that essence ...
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... conceive of any beauty that is not from a human point of view , can we ? Mr. Holmes : Yes , I think we can in a certain sense . I think we can conceive of an exten- sion of our present point of view in every direction . Otherwise how ...
... conceive of any beauty that is not from a human point of view , can we ? Mr. Holmes : Yes , I think we can in a certain sense . I think we can conceive of an exten- sion of our present point of view in every direction . Otherwise how ...
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