The Life and Times of Cavour, Volume 1Houghton Mifflin, 1914 |
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Page 40
... never forgetful of reason . Although he loved her passionately , his was not a nature to maintain even love in hysterics . Remorse pricked him for having roused such a fever in her , and for being unable to satisfy it . The heart of man ...
... never forgetful of reason . Although he loved her passionately , his was not a nature to maintain even love in hysterics . Remorse pricked him for having roused such a fever in her , and for being unable to satisfy it . The heart of man ...
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... never to separate my lot from that of the Piedmontese . Fortunate or unfortun- ate , my country shall have my whole life - I will never be un- true to her , not even were I sure of finding elsewhere a brilliant career . " me - ― Having ...
... never to separate my lot from that of the Piedmontese . Fortunate or unfortun- ate , my country shall have my whole life - I will never be un- true to her , not even were I sure of finding elsewhere a brilliant career . " me - ― Having ...
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... never , never reach even the probability of arriving at an agreement ; because , gentlemen , if you wish to negotiate with the Court of Rome on questions of principles , you will never come to any result . You may succeed in coming to ...
... never , never reach even the probability of arriving at an agreement ; because , gentlemen , if you wish to negotiate with the Court of Rome on questions of principles , you will never come to any result . You may succeed in coming to ...
Contents
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH 18101836 | 1 |
ELEMENTS INTELLECTUal and MorAL | 25 |
A CAREER | 54 |
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