The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 55Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1862 - American literature |
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... human history , there is not one whose life better deserves to be known , to be- come , as some of Shakspeare's characters have become , an integral part of thought rather than a subject for thought , than that of the great Arabian ...
... human history , there is not one whose life better deserves to be known , to be- come , as some of Shakspeare's characters have become , an integral part of thought rather than a subject for thought , than that of the great Arabian ...
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... human life - it eternizes what is noblest ; it is not built on a destruction of human life , as if all must be swept away to make a foundation for it . Accordingly it is the constant labor of every sane theologian to teach us to exalt ...
... human life - it eternizes what is noblest ; it is not built on a destruction of human life , as if all must be swept away to make a foundation for it . Accordingly it is the constant labor of every sane theologian to teach us to exalt ...
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The observant eye may often see many human forms , beautiful in structure , in aspect , and grace of movement , and much admired , but quite too fragile to bear up under the changes and vicissitudes in- cident to human life . There is ...
The observant eye may often see many human forms , beautiful in structure , in aspect , and grace of movement , and much admired , but quite too fragile to bear up under the changes and vicissitudes in- cident to human life . There is ...
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