 Man Contemplating; and who, and what he was, The transitory Being that beheld This Vision, — when and where, and how he lived ;Be not this labour useless. If such theme May sort with highest objects, then, dread Power, Whose gracious favour is the primal...  The Kindergarten for Teachers and Parents - Page 4901899Full view - About this book
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