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... mind , he came out of this fiery trial still a patriot and a man of honor . We believe it was a weakness in him , as it is in any man , to set his heart upon living four years in the White House ; but we can most confidently say , that ...
... mind , he came out of this fiery trial still a patriot and a man of honor . We believe it was a weakness in him , as it is in any man , to set his heart upon living four years in the White House ; but we can most confidently say , that ...
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... mind that was both just and well - informed warmed toward the object of such pitiless and demoniac wrath but in what land are minds just and well - informed a majority ? It was not only the appointments and removals that were aimed at ...
... mind that was both just and well - informed warmed toward the object of such pitiless and demoniac wrath but in what land are minds just and well - informed a majority ? It was not only the appointments and removals that were aimed at ...
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... mind which makes the best of bad fortune and the most of good . But when his work and his play were all done , and he came calmly to review his life , and the life of man on earth , this was the sum of his reflections , this was what he ...
... mind which makes the best of bad fortune and the most of good . But when his work and his play were all done , and he came calmly to review his life , and the life of man on earth , this was the sum of his reflections , this was what he ...
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... mind . False opinions falsely held and intolerantly maintained were the debauchery that sharpened the lines of his face , and converted his voice into a bark . Peace , health , and growth early became impossible to him , for there was a ...
... mind . False opinions falsely held and intolerantly maintained were the debauchery that sharpened the lines of his face , and converted his voice into a bark . Peace , health , and growth early became impossible to him , for there was a ...
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... mind . For a hundred and fifty years , no young man of a truly eminent intellect has ac- cepted his father's creeds without having first called them into question ; and this must be so in periods of transition . The glorious light which ...
... mind . For a hundred and fifty years , no young man of a truly eminent intellect has ac- cepted his father's creeds without having first called them into question ; and this must be so in periods of transition . The glorious light which ...
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