Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 2Edwin Mallard Everett Dryden Press, 1947 - Literature |
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Page 81
... keep from death ; 236. thought long , longed . But heaven keeps his part in eternal life . The SHAKESPEARE 81.
... keep from death ; 236. thought long , longed . But heaven keeps his part in eternal life . The SHAKESPEARE 81.
Page 300
... keep one's eyes open is to be a free- thinker ; and whosoever does not worship empty mummeries has neither respect for , nor faith in , holy things . Go along ; all your speeches do not frighten me ; I know what I am saying , and Heaven ...
... keep one's eyes open is to be a free- thinker ; and whosoever does not worship empty mummeries has neither respect for , nor faith in , holy things . Go along ; all your speeches do not frighten me ; I know what I am saying , and Heaven ...
Page 333
... keep within reason's bounds ; and always rush from one extreme to another . You see your mistake , and find out that you have been imposed upon by a pretended zeal . But is there any reason why , in order to correct yourself , you ...
... keep within reason's bounds ; and always rush from one extreme to another . You see your mistake , and find out that you have been imposed upon by a pretended zeal . But is there any reason why , in order to correct yourself , you ...
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