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102 ; The Four Ages of thought , 125 ; Songs of the Flowers , - Sweet Sixteen , 130 ; Ode to Hope , -Ballad Romance , 137 ; Parting of Hector and Andro- mache , 145 ; To a Mother , on the recovery of her Child , 171 ; Lines , 182 ...
102 ; The Four Ages of thought , 125 ; Songs of the Flowers , - Sweet Sixteen , 130 ; Ode to Hope , -Ballad Romance , 137 ; Parting of Hector and Andro- mache , 145 ; To a Mother , on the recovery of her Child , 171 ; Lines , 182 ...
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Shak- speare himself , when he wrote , " And nothing stands * And yet , to times in hope , my verse shall stand't -these men were not unconscious : but even we Silence is frequently a duty , when suffering is only personal ; it is an ...
Shak- speare himself , when he wrote , " And nothing stands * And yet , to times in hope , my verse shall stand't -these men were not unconscious : but even we Silence is frequently a duty , when suffering is only personal ; it is an ...
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The intellectual adoration of truth , power , an idea , something which has tri- without hope of realization , is sterile : there umphed and borne its fruits - so that , placed is a larger void in our souls , more room for thus at a ...
The intellectual adoration of truth , power , an idea , something which has tri- without hope of realization , is sterile : there umphed and borne its fruits - so that , placed is a larger void in our souls , more room for thus at a ...
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We know not , but we have every thing to hope for . TO A CHILD . From Fraser's Magazine . My happy child ! I smile to see How wisdom I have sought so long , Hath come to thee spontaneously In thine unconsciousness of wrong ...
We know not , but we have every thing to hope for . TO A CHILD . From Fraser's Magazine . My happy child ! I smile to see How wisdom I have sought so long , Hath come to thee spontaneously In thine unconsciousness of wrong ...
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will not adventure himself : my hope is that he may . The landing is a chance , and the chances are against it : if they land they will perhaps reach London , but not a man of them will return to France , and we shall ...
will not adventure himself : my hope is that he may . The landing is a chance , and the chances are against it : if they land they will perhaps reach London , but not a man of them will return to France , and we shall ...
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| Title | The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 2 |
| Contributors | Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress), John Davis Batchelder Collection (Library of Congress) |
| Publisher | Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1844 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 17 Jul 2017 |
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