| We have shivered in the Benguela current off the Cape, partly from cold, partly from primaeval instinct. |
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| The primaeval forests that once covered the whole region have survived only in tiny patches, now breaking the monotony of the open fields. |
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| It was something primaeval – he knew what he wanted. |
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| According to Levinas, morality was recognised through one's relation to the Other in face-to-face encounters, as the face was the primaeval locus of ethics. |
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| It is an alphabet which embraces ornamental colour blends, figurations, primaeval symbols and cryptic signs and combines them into a homogenous whole. |
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| Only in puerice do we possess the inverecund innocence of our primaeval progenitors. |
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