The Quarterly Review, Volume 72J. Murray, 1843 |
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... mind thus addressed and the cause thus advocated . We are not at all aware that serious things be- come more impressive to the mind . for being presented in a playful manner - or that matters of life and death acquire greater power over ...
... mind thus addressed and the cause thus advocated . We are not at all aware that serious things be- come more impressive to the mind . for being presented in a playful manner - or that matters of life and death acquire greater power over ...
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... mind , as a soil choked with weeds is worse than a fallow . To a mind that is vacant and lies open , nature or accident may bring some increase - seeds are sown by the winds in many such minds , or dropped by the birds : -but to a mind ...
... mind , as a soil choked with weeds is worse than a fallow . To a mind that is vacant and lies open , nature or accident may bring some increase - seeds are sown by the winds in many such minds , or dropped by the birds : -but to a mind ...
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... mind , as a soil choked with weeds is worse than a fallow . To a mind that is vacant and lies open , nature or accident may bring some increase - seeds are sown by the winds in many such minds , or dropped by the birds : -but to a mind ...
... mind , as a soil choked with weeds is worse than a fallow . To a mind that is vacant and lies open , nature or accident may bring some increase - seeds are sown by the winds in many such minds , or dropped by the birds : -but to a mind ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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