Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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... whole nature is daily and hourly in a perpetual struggle , the faculty which decides what elements in that nature are to have the supremacy is daily and hourly appealed to . Passions are contending ; life is a discipline ; there is a ...
... whole nature is daily and hourly in a perpetual struggle , the faculty which decides what elements in that nature are to have the supremacy is daily and hourly appealed to . Passions are contending ; life is a discipline ; there is a ...
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... whole . There is nothing to come to afterwards . The fascination is intense , but uniform . There is not the ever ... whole ; and then what powers , and what a tranquil undisturbed situation in life , to express it with the proper ...
... whole . There is nothing to come to afterwards . The fascination is intense , but uniform . There is not the ever ... whole ; and then what powers , and what a tranquil undisturbed situation in life , to express it with the proper ...
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... whole of the de- mands against the firm , consisting of myself and three partners . I was further enabled , or the firm was enabled , at once to assign pro- perty of sufficient value , as was supposed , to the full satisfaction of the whole ...
... whole of the de- mands against the firm , consisting of myself and three partners . I was further enabled , or the firm was enabled , at once to assign pro- perty of sufficient value , as was supposed , to the full satisfaction of the whole ...
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