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... feeling the accumulated value of our new possession , and a com- plete conviction that any anticipation of failing ... feel that these distinctions are the concentrated and re- flected glory of that species of which we are a part ...
... feeling the accumulated value of our new possession , and a com- plete conviction that any anticipation of failing ... feel that these distinctions are the concentrated and re- flected glory of that species of which we are a part ...
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... feel for it , before it can be understood . It is divided into five conversations between a mother and her children ... feels that any altered representation must be tar- nished by comparison with the inimitable , and perfect beauty of ...
... feel for it , before it can be understood . It is divided into five conversations between a mother and her children ... feels that any altered representation must be tar- nished by comparison with the inimitable , and perfect beauty of ...
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... feel particu- larly obliged to him , that he has given us a permanent monitor , and has shown us the face of a new ... feeling of can . contempt , or the least expression of deri- sion . As the work of a clergyman , it in- spires a ...
... feel particu- larly obliged to him , that he has given us a permanent monitor , and has shown us the face of a new ... feeling of can . contempt , or the least expression of deri- sion . As the work of a clergyman , it in- spires a ...
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