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The spirit of Madame de Stael was , in fact , morbidly restless ; her sensibility lawless and excessive ; her ambi> tion premature and exorbitant . Her passions and habits had 72 THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK .
The spirit of Madame de Stael was , in fact , morbidly restless ; her sensibility lawless and excessive ; her ambi> tion premature and exorbitant . Her passions and habits had 72 THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK .
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tion premature and exorbitant . Her passions and habits had been subjected to no discipline . Whether from obstinacy or delusion , she pursued , on every side , unattainable ends . She allowed her potent imagination to keep her in the ...
tion premature and exorbitant . Her passions and habits had been subjected to no discipline . Whether from obstinacy or delusion , she pursued , on every side , unattainable ends . She allowed her potent imagination to keep her in the ...
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When the actual condi, tion of the two sexes in civilized society is sedately and broadly examined , the lot of each is seen to have its inconveniences and its advantages ; and , perhaps , superiority cannot be asserted for either on ...
When the actual condi, tion of the two sexes in civilized society is sedately and broadly examined , the lot of each is seen to have its inconveniences and its advantages ; and , perhaps , superiority cannot be asserted for either on ...
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... and to note , with peculiar gratifica- 1 tion , the fact , that he is the youngest of the graduates , Often , when it is evident to the teacher , that the pupil's lasting interest would be promoted by reviewing a part of his course ...
... and to note , with peculiar gratifica- 1 tion , the fact , that he is the youngest of the graduates , Often , when it is evident to the teacher , that the pupil's lasting interest would be promoted by reviewing a part of his course ...
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tion flashes upon the mind , that the object was unworthy of the sacrifice . But she who has watched by the deathbed of him she doated on , and by her angel - presence , drawn his thoughts to heaven , and taught him resignation ...
tion flashes upon the mind , that the object was unworthy of the sacrifice . But she who has watched by the deathbed of him she doated on , and by her angel - presence , drawn his thoughts to heaven , and taught him resignation ...
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| Título | The Philadelphia Book, Or, Specimens of Metropolitan Literature |
| Autor | Peter Stephen Du Ponceau |
| Editor | Key & Biddle, 1836 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 28 Feb. 2006 |
| Largo | 380 páginas |
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