ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 - Literature |
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Page 74
... never disapproves , though are sufficiently plain . Fix your atby a respectful silence ; he never tention on these , and do not meddle condemns , though it be only by a with controversy . If you get into good example . In short , he is ...
... never disapproves , though are sufficiently plain . Fix your atby a respectful silence ; he never tention on these , and do not meddle condemns , though it be only by a with controversy . If you get into good example . In short , he is ...
Page 299
... never be blotted . We can our minds the most animating and never be where he is not , nor where consoling reflections . Standing , as he sees and loves and upholds us not . we are , amid the ruins of time , and He is our Father and our ...
... never be blotted . We can our minds the most animating and never be where he is not , nor where consoling reflections . Standing , as he sees and loves and upholds us not . we are , amid the ruins of time , and He is our Father and our ...
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... never entered her imagination of the maxims , handed down to us , to call upon the pontiff , the haruspex , as the result of their experience , that or the augur , for discourses to the men must be born to poetry , and people , on the ...
... never entered her imagination of the maxims , handed down to us , to call upon the pontiff , the haruspex , as the result of their experience , that or the augur , for discourses to the men must be born to poetry , and people , on the ...
Contents
VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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