Jerningham; Or, The Inconsistent Man ...Smith, Elder and Company, 1836 - 978 páginas |
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... knew any better authority , I should quote it in this place ) has observed in one of his inimitable tragedies , - " The Gods are just , and of our pleasant vices , Make instruments to scourge us- " a quotation , the aptitude of which ...
... knew any better authority , I should quote it in this place ) has observed in one of his inimitable tragedies , - " The Gods are just , and of our pleasant vices , Make instruments to scourge us- " a quotation , the aptitude of which ...
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... knew not ; and my poor heart eagerly panted for something that it might twine itself around , which it might embrace , and be embraced by in turn , receiving and communicating happiness . Such an union I looked for in vain at home , so ...
... knew not ; and my poor heart eagerly panted for something that it might twine itself around , which it might embrace , and be embraced by in turn , receiving and communicating happiness . Such an union I looked for in vain at home , so ...
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... knew not what was best to be done . I felt like a raw criminal , when he enters for the first time the common cell of a populous prison , —when all the old inmates of the dungeon crowd around the unfortunate novice , helping , by their ...
... knew not what was best to be done . I felt like a raw criminal , when he enters for the first time the common cell of a populous prison , —when all the old inmates of the dungeon crowd around the unfortunate novice , helping , by their ...
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... knew not what he was doing . He asked himself whether he was entering the true Canaan , -the Land of Pro- mise he had been seeking so long . He was very young ; he believed that he was doing right . There was no one whose opinion he ...
... knew not what he was doing . He asked himself whether he was entering the true Canaan , -the Land of Pro- mise he had been seeking so long . He was very young ; he believed that he was doing right . There was no one whose opinion he ...
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... knew well enough that he had killed the former by hating and persecuting the latter . Perhaps , he was sorry for what he had done ; and this strange alteration in his demeanour was the overflowing of a con- trite heart . But the ...
... knew well enough that he had killed the former by hating and persecuting the latter . Perhaps , he was sorry for what he had done ; and this strange alteration in his demeanour was the overflowing of a con- trite heart . But the ...
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