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- A Journey to the Interior of the Earth
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Enseñaba subjuntivamente, según una expresión de la filosofía alemana; enseñaba para él, y no para los otros.
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IN DEALING WITH SUCH A STRANGE INDIVIDUAL THERE WAS NOTHING FOR IT BUT PROMPT OBEDIENCE. I THEREFORE RUSHED AFTER HIM.
BUT THIS WAS MERELY A MISCHIEVOUS REPORT; IT HAD NO ATTRACTION EXCEPT FOR SNUFF, WHICH IT SEEMED TO DRAW TO ITSELF IN GREAT QUANTITIES.
HIS TEACHING WAS AS THE GERMAN PHILOSOPHY CALLS IT, 'SUBJECTIVE'; IT WAS TO BENEFIT HIMSELF, NOT OTHERS. HE WAS A LEARNED EGOTIST.
HUMPHRY DAVY, [2] HUMBOLDT, CAPTAIN SIR JOHN FRANKLIN, GENERAL SABINE, NEVER FAILED TO CALL UPON HIM ON THEIR WAY THROUGH HAMBURG.
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