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Side 19
... fact that he died at such an early age has been constantly lamented by the friends of English litera- ture , on the ground that his genius had only begun to ripen , and that what he did write , was but the assurance of what he would ...
... fact that he died at such an early age has been constantly lamented by the friends of English litera- ture , on the ground that his genius had only begun to ripen , and that what he did write , was but the assurance of what he would ...
Side 35
... fact that we have no quarrels with the transatlantic kingdoms , and that we can , in the words of Mr. Woodberry , bid " Peace to the world from ports without a gun . " It is not strange , then , that the American abroad is instantly ...
... fact that we have no quarrels with the transatlantic kingdoms , and that we can , in the words of Mr. Woodberry , bid " Peace to the world from ports without a gun . " It is not strange , then , that the American abroad is instantly ...
Side 45
... fact , for he became filled with a belief in the brotherhood of all men , and a conviction that the Hebrew religion should not be kept to the chosen people , but should be preached to other nations . This belief and this conviction he ...
... fact , for he became filled with a belief in the brotherhood of all men , and a conviction that the Hebrew religion should not be kept to the chosen people , but should be preached to other nations . This belief and this conviction he ...
Side 47
... fact that we are told some of them are poor , and have to work hard for a living , appears to be largely a dazzling round of the most recherché entertain- ments , where the most intellectual conversation is held , is described with ...
... fact that we are told some of them are poor , and have to work hard for a living , appears to be largely a dazzling round of the most recherché entertain- ments , where the most intellectual conversation is held , is described with ...
Side 55
... fact of our daily lives . Yet any number of lessons fails to make us realize each new experience of loss . For our poor minds are not so constructed that they can fully grasp the possibility of that which is ceasing to be . Still always ...
... fact of our daily lives . Yet any number of lessons fails to make us realize each new experience of loss . For our poor minds are not so constructed that they can fully grasp the possibility of that which is ceasing to be . Still always ...
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