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In every question flesh and blood are strong and real even if extraneous elements, and we cannot safely omit them from our thoughts.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgIn every question flesh and blood are strong and real even if extraneous elements, and we cannot safely omit them from our thoughts.
Morley asserts that human emotions and relationships are crucial elements in any discussion or question.
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