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... seemed to enter the heart which it pierced , and to heal it as with balm . " Of his maturer powers , he thus collects the testimony of the most unquestionable witnesses . " Dr. Franklin has justly observed , that it would have been for ...
... seemed to enter the heart which it pierced , and to heal it as with balm . " Of his maturer powers , he thus collects the testimony of the most unquestionable witnesses . " Dr. Franklin has justly observed , that it would have been for ...
Side 42
... seemed to show how deeply he was possessed with a sense of the importance of what he was about to say . His elocution was perfect . They who heard him most frequently could not remember that he ever stumbled at a word , or hesitated for ...
... seemed to show how deeply he was possessed with a sense of the importance of what he was about to say . His elocution was perfect . They who heard him most frequently could not remember that he ever stumbled at a word , or hesitated for ...
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... seemed the men of antiquity just waking from the dead , and gazing on the heavens again , af- ter a sleep of seventeen centuries . P. 107 . The villa of Diomedes presents an object , which is too interest- ing to be omitted in an ...
... seemed the men of antiquity just waking from the dead , and gazing on the heavens again , af- ter a sleep of seventeen centuries . P. 107 . The villa of Diomedes presents an object , which is too interest- ing to be omitted in an ...
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... seemed , at once , to Beauty's eye , As if resign'd to Sleep's dominion . And now he spoke , and now he stirr'd , And sobbed and smiled : to Beauty seeming The urchin dreamed ; and she had heard , That Love was always fond of dreaming ...
... seemed , at once , to Beauty's eye , As if resign'd to Sleep's dominion . And now he spoke , and now he stirr'd , And sobbed and smiled : to Beauty seeming The urchin dreamed ; and she had heard , That Love was always fond of dreaming ...
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... seemed to be no dead particle in his system - all " the life of life , " in all its force , thrilled in every fibre , throbbed in every pulse , beamed in every fea- ture , and spoke in every gesture . He was ardent to the very verge of ...
... seemed to be no dead particle in his system - all " the life of life , " in all its force , thrilled in every fibre , throbbed in every pulse , beamed in every fea- ture , and spoke in every gesture . He was ardent to the very verge of ...
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