Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature, Volume 41; Volume 104John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1885 |
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... father had tried to cure by a drug , which did infinitely more harm than the plague itself . The other picture is that of Brother Martin in " Götz , " the young monk who envies Götz his life so full of movement and emotion , while he is ...
... father had tried to cure by a drug , which did infinitely more harm than the plague itself . The other picture is that of Brother Martin in " Götz , " the young monk who envies Götz his life so full of movement and emotion , while he is ...
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... father , a poor engineer with a large fami- ly , could send her nothing , Olga suc- ceeded , by indefatigable industry , in establishing herself in a certain position . Although but little skilled in female labor , she endeavored to ...
... father , a poor engineer with a large fami- ly , could send her nothing , Olga suc- ceeded , by indefatigable industry , in establishing herself in a certain position . Although but little skilled in female labor , she endeavored to ...
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... father and grandfather having been political ref- ugees from Montenegro who had settled in Russia . There was nothing Russian , in fact , in any feature of her face . With her large and black eyebrows , shaped like a sickle as though ...
... father and grandfather having been political ref- ugees from Montenegro who had settled in Russia . There was nothing Russian , in fact , in any feature of her face . With her large and black eyebrows , shaped like a sickle as though ...
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... father hostelier ( as he is called ) reads from " The Imitation of Jesus Christ " the first passage that at- tracts his eye . In the case of our in- formant it was " I come to you , my son , because you have called me . " But whatever ...
... father hostelier ( as he is called ) reads from " The Imitation of Jesus Christ " the first passage that at- tracts his eye . In the case of our in- formant it was " I come to you , my son , because you have called me . " But whatever ...
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... Father , I am very un- happy . " 44 Why so , brother ? ' ' Reverend Father , I cannot bear the sight of you . " I Why so ? " I do not know ; but when I see you feel hatred towards destroys my peace of mind . " ' you , and it It is a ...
... Father , I am very un- happy . " 44 Why so , brother ? ' ' Reverend Father , I cannot bear the sight of you . " I Why so ? " I do not know ; but when I see you feel hatred towards destroys my peace of mind . " ' you , and it It is a ...
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