Fraser's Magazine, Том 33Longmans, Green, and Company, 1846 |
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... heart . The voluptuary hears it . " I feel a something which makes me think that , if I ever reach near to old age ... hearts ; but neither speaks such so- lemn lessons . The dust of our own creations - our hopes , our thoughts , our ...
... heart . The voluptuary hears it . " I feel a something which makes me think that , if I ever reach near to old age ... hearts ; but neither speaks such so- lemn lessons . The dust of our own creations - our hopes , our thoughts , our ...
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... heart ceases to beat , the body ceases to move ; so , when the state ceases to conquer , it ceases to be . We may read this truth upon the monuments of the past , but he must be blind , indeed , who does not per- ceive it in the history ...
... heart ceases to beat , the body ceases to move ; so , when the state ceases to conquer , it ceases to be . We may read this truth upon the monuments of the past , but he must be blind , indeed , who does not per- ceive it in the history ...
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... heart of man is deceitful above all things , and desperately wicked , " he flatters himself that in the beset- ting corruption of human nature the source of all the outrages upon right and decency that shock our moral sense is to be ...
... heart of man is deceitful above all things , and desperately wicked , " he flatters himself that in the beset- ting corruption of human nature the source of all the outrages upon right and decency that shock our moral sense is to be ...
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... heart than by the head , he set about the business in a manner which could not fail of en- suring a defeat . While he advised and entreated William to study Ta- citus , and spoke to him of the beau- ties of Horace or of Pindar , he set ...
... heart than by the head , he set about the business in a manner which could not fail of en- suring a defeat . While he advised and entreated William to study Ta- citus , and spoke to him of the beau- ties of Horace or of Pindar , he set ...
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... heart ; " and the judge , agreeing with them in the opinion , a respite of the sentence for a month was granted . The old sinner used his reprieve , not in any endeavour to make his peace with God or man , but to weary the go- vernment ...
... heart ; " and the judge , agreeing with them in the opinion , a respite of the sentence for a month was granted . The old sinner used his reprieve , not in any endeavour to make his peace with God or man , but to weary the go- vernment ...
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