Biedermann (1842-43); by Carl Fortlage (1852, Kantio-Fichtean standpoint); and by Friedrich Harms (1876). [Please select]
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Chalybaeus at Kiel (died 1862), and Friedrich Harms at Berlin (died 1880; _Metaphysics_, posthumously edited by H.) [Please select]
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"See that no member of the tribe harms her." [Please select]
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I have heard that it harms the voice to train it at that age. [Please select]
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_ _Not touched_, especially by anything that misplaces, harms, or defiles. [Please select]
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Thus early he may be made to feel that all lives touch his own, and that his indulgence in selfish passion not only harms himself, but is the more blameworthy in that it injures others. [Please select]
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[Illustration: DOWN THE SUNNY GLADE] If any chanced to go astray, Moaning in fear of coming harms, Hope brought the wanderer back alway, Safe nestled in her snowy arms. [Please select]
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