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Page 99
... ourselves wil- lingly to die ; the remembrance of it is most grievous unto us , especially to such who are fortunate and rich ; they start at the name of death , as a horse at a rotten post . Say what you can of that other world , they ...
... ourselves wil- lingly to die ; the remembrance of it is most grievous unto us , especially to such who are fortunate and rich ; they start at the name of death , as a horse at a rotten post . Say what you can of that other world , they ...
Page 185
... ourselves against sophistical questions , we should exercise ourselves likewise in relation to such semblances as every day occur ; for these , too , offer questions to us . Such a one's son is dead . What think you of it ? Answer : It ...
... ourselves against sophistical questions , we should exercise ourselves likewise in relation to such semblances as every day occur ; for these , too , offer questions to us . Such a one's son is dead . What think you of it ? Answer : It ...
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... ourselves from all that is transitory , from all that we possess in this life only to lose , and to give ourselves completely only to that which is eternal and absolute . We must enjoy the transitory things with which our life is bound ...
... ourselves from all that is transitory , from all that we possess in this life only to lose , and to give ourselves completely only to that which is eternal and absolute . We must enjoy the transitory things with which our life is bound ...
Contents
The Lamp | 31 |
Of His Dear Son Gervase | 37 |
From The Canticle of the | 40 |
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Adventure Eternal: An Anthology Kathryn Bradley,Ernest Dimnet,Dwight Bradley No preview available - 2008 |
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angels beauty behold better blessed body breath child Christ consciousness Crito dark dead dear death delight divine dost doth dream dust dying E. A. Wallis Budge earth Epictetus eternal evil existence eyes face faith familiar spirit fear feel fire flesh friends glory grave grief hand happy hath hear heart heaven HOLY BIBLE hope hour human immortality J. B. S. HALDANE Jesus John JOHN KEATS light live look Lord mind mortal nature never night once ourselves pain pass passage peace Peter Anthony Motteux pleasure pray rest SAINT Saul seems sense sepulchre shadow sight sing sleep sorrow soul spirit stars sweet tears thine things thou art thou hast thou shalt thought thyself Timor Mortis conturbat Translated true truth universe vision voice weep WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE WILLIAM WORDSWORTH wind words Yajnavalkya Zeus