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Page 107
... never can return - the fear of fu- ture evil yet more intolerable than the pre- sent . The first grief is unquestionably a fertile subject for the poet , because it supplies all the interest arising from strong contrast ; as a sudden ...
... never can return - the fear of fu- ture evil yet more intolerable than the pre- sent . The first grief is unquestionably a fertile subject for the poet , because it supplies all the interest arising from strong contrast ; as a sudden ...
Page 108
... never shall the parental hand be laid upon our own with the earnestness of experience , and the warmth of love - never shall the in- nocent prattle of those cherub lips now sealed in death awaken us from our morn- ing slumbers - never ...
... never shall the parental hand be laid upon our own with the earnestness of experience , and the warmth of love - never shall the in- nocent prattle of those cherub lips now sealed in death awaken us from our morn- ing slumbers - never ...
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... never lose sight of through the dangerons pilgrimage of life ; but , most of all , it behoves the woman who listens to a tale of love , to " look to the end . " Anna Clare had no such extended vision , nor ever asked herself of what ...
... never lose sight of through the dangerons pilgrimage of life ; but , most of all , it behoves the woman who listens to a tale of love , to " look to the end . " Anna Clare had no such extended vision , nor ever asked herself of what ...
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THE HALL AND THE COTTAGE | 7 |
ELLEN EKSDALE 68 | 68 |
THE CURATES WIDOW 83 | 83 |
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