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 1 1|         seemed ready to shake the laws which confine the ebb and
 2 1|    moralists and politicians, the laws you set up are always to
 3 2|     narrowly circumscribed by the laws of time and space, and my
 4 2|          man, even the peremptory laws of nature. The questions
 5 2|     resolution so contrary to the laws of nature. Considered with
 6 2|        the justice of man and the laws of God.' ~" 'No doubt it
 7 3|           subject to the ordinary laws of zoology, and that it
 8 3|         the neutralization of the laws of motion. As for motion
 9 3| individual, subject solely to the laws of his own particular organization;
10 3|      every plant, had studied the laws of the watercourses and