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• 1.Moxons Master 6
• Yielding to an impulse to seek further light from him whom I now recognized as my master and guide, I had unconsciously turned about, and almost befor...
• 2.Moxons Master 5
• Somewhat to my surprise he laughed lightly and answered without hesitation: 'Nobody; the incident that you have in mind was caused by my folly in leav...
• 3.Moxons Master 4
• 'Do you happen to recall Herbert Spencer's definition of life? I read it thirty years ago. He may have altered it afterward, for anything I know, but ...
• 4.Moxons Master 3
• 'I do not explain them.' 'Because you cannot without affirming what you wish to deny, namely, intelligent co-operation, among the constituent elements...
• 5.Moxons Master 2
• The reply, coming with less than his customary delay, took his favourite form of counter-interrogation: 'With what does a plant think -- in the absenc...
• 6.Moxons Master 1
• Are you serious? -- do you really believe that a machine thinks?' I got no immediate reply; Moxon was apparently intent upon the coals in the grate, t...
• 7.An Inhabitant Of Carcosa 4
• A sudden wind pushed some dry leaves and twigs（小枝） from the uppermost（至上的） face of the stone; I saw the low relief letters of an inscription（...
• 8.An Inhabitant Of Carcosa 3
• A moment later a man's head appeared to rise out of the ground a short distance away. He was ascending the farther slope of a low hill whose crest was...
• 9.An Inhabitant Of Carcosa 2
• I observed in the herbage（草，草本） a number of weatherworn（风雨侵蚀的） stones, evidently shaped with tools. They were broken, covered with moss（...
• 10.An Inhabitant Of Carcosa 1
• For there be divers sorts of death -- some wherein the body remained; and in some it vanished quite away with the spirit. This commonly occurred only ...