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to experience like empiricism nor that
Let us, therefore, try a compromise, which ignores neither that which we bring to experience (like empiricism), nor that which we gain from experience (like apriorism).
— from Pragmatism by D. L. (David Leslie) Murray

the eggs like eggs nor the
Arrows have had nothing to do with eggs (at least since Leda’s time), neither are the so-called arrows like arrows, nor the eggs like eggs, nor the honeysuckles like honeysuckles; they are all conventionalised into a monotonous successiveness 315 of nothing,—pleasant to the eye, useless to the thought.
— from The Stones of Venice, Volume 1 (of 3) by John Ruskin

the European levies extended northwards to
to his left past the gate of Charisius (Edirnè Kapoussi), the European levies extended northwards to the Golden Horn.
— from Constantinople: The Story of the Old Capital of the Empire by William Holden Hutton

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