American Quarterly Review, Issues 39-40Carey, Lea & Carey, 1836 - Serial publications |
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Page 69
... heart . The rising and setting of the sun - the bright spheres in the heavens - the birth of the commonest insect -- the budding of the plainest flower - are all as much beyond our ken as the cessation of life . Yet they pass before us ...
... heart . The rising and setting of the sun - the bright spheres in the heavens - the birth of the commonest insect -- the budding of the plainest flower - are all as much beyond our ken as the cessation of life . Yet they pass before us ...
Page 72
... hearts of those around them -- that a feeling , responding to their own , has touched a chord , and animated a pulse , leading to the hearts of others ; - and , not to anticipate disappointment from a cold and repulsive reception , to ...
... hearts of those around them -- that a feeling , responding to their own , has touched a chord , and animated a pulse , leading to the hearts of others ; - and , not to anticipate disappointment from a cold and repulsive reception , to ...
Page 75
... heart , into the strong assurance of a truth , the entire certainty of a reality . This disposition is a part of their nature . Earth and its grandeurs , the majesty of night and the silent skies , the loveliness and power spread wide ...
... heart , into the strong assurance of a truth , the entire certainty of a reality . This disposition is a part of their nature . Earth and its grandeurs , the majesty of night and the silent skies , the loveliness and power spread wide ...
Page 76
... heart employ : My old remembrances went from me wholly , And all the ways of men , so vain and melancholy . But as it sometimes chanceth , from the might Of joy in minds that can no further go , As high as we have mounted in delight In ...
... heart employ : My old remembrances went from me wholly , And all the ways of men , so vain and melancholy . But as it sometimes chanceth , from the might Of joy in minds that can no further go , As high as we have mounted in delight In ...
Page 77
... heart , distress , and poverty . " Thus it is that melancholy shadows and subdues the bright- ness of every thing ; still it is the necessary , as it seems to be the constant , companion of all genius . Like death , it reminds us of our ...
... heart , distress , and poverty . " Thus it is that melancholy shadows and subdues the bright- ness of every thing ; still it is the necessary , as it seems to be the constant , companion of all genius . Like death , it reminds us of our ...
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