English Literature of the Nineteenth CenturyPhillips, Sampson & Company, 1857 - 785 páginas |
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... heart . " 4 It was at her mansion , too , that an annual entertain- ment was given , on May - day , to all the climbing - boys and chimney - sweepers ' ap- prentices in the metropolis . Though in the latter part of her life she lost the ...
... heart . " 4 It was at her mansion , too , that an annual entertain- ment was given , on May - day , to all the climbing - boys and chimney - sweepers ' ap- prentices in the metropolis . Though in the latter part of her life she lost the ...
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... heart , and make a man disagreeable to others and a tor- ment to himself . A second duty of this class is compassion , or that sympathy which prompts us to relieve the distresses of one another ; and a third is gratitude , which makes ...
... heart , and make a man disagreeable to others and a tor- ment to himself . A second duty of this class is compassion , or that sympathy which prompts us to relieve the distresses of one another ; and a third is gratitude , which makes ...
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... heart , Bless'd source of purer joys ; In every form of beauty bright , That captivates the mental sight With pleasure and surprise ; To thine unspotted shrine I bow ; Assist thy modest suppliant's vow , That breathes no wild desires ...
... heart , Bless'd source of purer joys ; In every form of beauty bright , That captivates the mental sight With pleasure and surprise ; To thine unspotted shrine I bow ; Assist thy modest suppliant's vow , That breathes no wild desires ...
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... heart was here undone , When science ' self destroy'd her favorite son ! Yes ! she too much indulg'd thy fond pursuit , She sow'd the seeds - but death has reap'd the fruit . " Twas thine own genius gave the final blow , And help'd to ...
... heart was here undone , When science ' self destroy'd her favorite son ! Yes ! she too much indulg'd thy fond pursuit , She sow'd the seeds - but death has reap'd the fruit . " Twas thine own genius gave the final blow , And help'd to ...
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... heart to claim , Asserts for ever her repulsive reign , Close follow'd by disgust and all her chilling train . Indifference , dreaded power ! what art shall save The good so cherish'd from thy grasping hand ? How shall young Love escape ...
... heart to claim , Asserts for ever her repulsive reign , Close follow'd by disgust and all her chilling train . Indifference , dreaded power ! what art shall save The good so cherish'd from thy grasping hand ? How shall young Love escape ...
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