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... Cæsar , broke down the public liberty , after vainly striving to resist the tide of
infatuation , Cicero retired to his farm , where he composed those deep
philosophical works which have been the admiration of all succeeding time . But
they could ...
... Cæsar , broke down the public liberty , after vainly striving to resist the tide of
infatuation , Cicero retired to his farm , where he composed those deep
philosophical works which have been the admiration of all succeeding time . But
they could ...
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been long unoccupied ; and so inspiriting is the lesson which it inculcates , of the
admirable results of industry and virtue and perseverance , no matter what the
obstacles through which they may be obliged to force their way . The merits of ...
been long unoccupied ; and so inspiriting is the lesson which it inculcates , of the
admirable results of industry and virtue and perseverance , no matter what the
obstacles through which they may be obliged to force their way . The merits of ...
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they break down too many customs to be admired - they shock too many feelings
to be loved . ... on the contrary , universal admiration and lasting renown are their
lot , when they seclude themselves in devotion to the divinity that stirs within ...
they break down too many customs to be admired - they shock too many feelings
to be loved . ... on the contrary , universal admiration and lasting renown are their
lot , when they seclude themselves in devotion to the divinity that stirs within ...
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... gifts of Providence which are placed within our reach , and to admire and covet
those which are located at a distance . ... and its imposing precipices , with the
admiration and enthusiasm which scenes of this character never fail to inspire in
...
... gifts of Providence which are placed within our reach , and to admire and covet
those which are located at a distance . ... and its imposing precipices , with the
admiration and enthusiasm which scenes of this character never fail to inspire in
...
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... and altogether unworthy at the present of our admiration , establish
nevertheless the fact of the constant cultivation of the ... read , admired , and
imitated , not only frequently , but constantly by men who have been stigmatised
as unpolished ...
... and altogether unworthy at the present of our admiration , establish
nevertheless the fact of the constant cultivation of the ... read , admired , and
imitated , not only frequently , but constantly by men who have been stigmatised
as unpolished ...
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Información bibliográfica
| 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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