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... possible humour , and Seid , pleased with so acute and polished a hearer , rose above himself , till at last Hassan , suddenly bursting into a fit of laughter , cried out-- " Pardon me , but I can resist no longer . " Then rising up ...
... possible humour , and Seid , pleased with so acute and polished a hearer , rose above himself , till at last Hassan , suddenly bursting into a fit of laughter , cried out-- " Pardon me , but I can resist no longer . " Then rising up ...
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... possible without anxiety ; where the spring and summer of life are preparatory to the harvest of autumn and the repose of winter . Then is every season sweet , and in a well - spent life the last the best — the season of calm enjoyment ...
... possible without anxiety ; where the spring and summer of life are preparatory to the harvest of autumn and the repose of winter . Then is every season sweet , and in a well - spent life the last the best — the season of calm enjoyment ...
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... excellent beings by things so base and unworthy ; there being no possible access to the Deity , but by the mind raised and elevated by divine contem- plation . The portion of lands , which belonged to the city 16 THE ORIGINAL .
... excellent beings by things so base and unworthy ; there being no possible access to the Deity , but by the mind raised and elevated by divine contem- plation . The portion of lands , which belonged to the city 16 THE ORIGINAL .
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... possible as it would be to frame an efficient mutiny act for an ill - organized army . In my observation of even the worst part of mankind , I see so great an aptitude for the right path , and so little aberration , considering the ...
... possible as it would be to frame an efficient mutiny act for an ill - organized army . In my observation of even the worst part of mankind , I see so great an aptitude for the right path , and so little aberration , considering the ...
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... possible inducement to make a judicious choice ; -first , because he would be one of a number suffi- ciently limited to make his vote of decided consequence ; —and secondly , because he would personally and continually feel the good or ...
... possible inducement to make a judicious choice ; -first , because he would be one of a number suffi- ciently limited to make his vote of decided consequence ; —and secondly , because he would personally and continually feel the good or ...
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