English Literature of the Nineteenth CenturyPhillips, Sampson & Company, 1857 - 785 páginas |
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... thought and action which they would claim for themselves . I have also courteously received from many of the living authors directions where I could obtain fuller information concerning their own lives and publications , and thus have ...
... thought and action which they would claim for themselves . I have also courteously received from many of the living authors directions where I could obtain fuller information concerning their own lives and publications , and thus have ...
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... thought they had sufficiently attended to the moral purpose of the drama by making the Furies pursue the perpetrated crime . Our author waves their bloody daggers in the road to guilt , and demon- strates that , so soon as a man begins ...
... thought they had sufficiently attended to the moral purpose of the drama by making the Furies pursue the perpetrated crime . Our author waves their bloody daggers in the road to guilt , and demon- strates that , so soon as a man begins ...
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... thought he could not yet understand such information , and because I had learned , from my own experience , that to be made to repeat words not understood is ex- tremely detrimental to the faculties of a young mind . In the corner of a ...
... thought he could not yet understand such information , and because I had learned , from my own experience , that to be made to repeat words not understood is ex- tremely detrimental to the faculties of a young mind . In the corner of a ...
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... thought of kings ; Nor from those appetites sustain'd annoy , That chance may frustrate , or indulgence cloy ; Nor fate his calm and humble hopes beguiled ; He mourn'd no recreant friend , nor mistress coy , For on his vows the ...
... thought of kings ; Nor from those appetites sustain'd annoy , That chance may frustrate , or indulgence cloy ; Nor fate his calm and humble hopes beguiled ; He mourn'd no recreant friend , nor mistress coy , For on his vows the ...
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... thought , heart - soothing thought , That thousands and ten thousands of the sons Of toil partake this day the common joy Of rest , of peace , of viewing hill and dale , Of breathing in the silence of the woods , And blessing Him who ...
... thought , heart - soothing thought , That thousands and ten thousands of the sons Of toil partake this day the common joy Of rest , of peace , of viewing hill and dale , Of breathing in the silence of the woods , And blessing Him who ...
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