The World's Best Essays, from the Earliest Period to the Present Time, Volumen5David Josiah Brewer, Edward Archibald Allen, William Schuyler F.P. Kaiser, 1900 - 4190 páginas |
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... least as satisfactorily as they have been answered by any one else . To him there is nothing good but God and the will of God . For us happiness and every other incident of the Good depends on our own will . We have in ourselves a part ...
... least as satisfactorily as they have been answered by any one else . To him there is nothing good but God and the will of God . For us happiness and every other incident of the Good depends on our own will . We have in ourselves a part ...
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... least noise , or so much as a struggle , except that he panted for breath , lolling out his tongue , his eyes being fixed - we drew him out dead to all appearance ; but immediately plunging him into the adjoining lake , within less than ...
... least noise , or so much as a struggle , except that he panted for breath , lolling out his tongue , his eyes being fixed - we drew him out dead to all appearance ; but immediately plunging him into the adjoining lake , within less than ...
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... least of the daughters of Milton - Mary and Anne , the two elder . The third daughter , Deborah , seems to have been better than her unnatural sisters , and spoke of her father with affection after his death . There is too much reason ...
... least of the daughters of Milton - Mary and Anne , the two elder . The third daughter , Deborah , seems to have been better than her unnatural sisters , and spoke of her father with affection after his death . There is too much reason ...
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... least as noble and as little repre- hensible as that of any mother who would sell their happiness into the gilded servitude of a " great " or a " wealthy " marriage with some decrepit millionaire or titled debauchee . I can imag- ine ...
... least as noble and as little repre- hensible as that of any mother who would sell their happiness into the gilded servitude of a " great " or a " wealthy " marriage with some decrepit millionaire or titled debauchee . I can imag- ine ...
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... time ; for , if he hath any sense , he will grow wiser by the folly that is presented to him : as drunkards are often cured by seeing the beastliness of others who are so . The least caution is necessary 1672 OWEN FELLTHAM +Of Idle Books.
... time ; for , if he hath any sense , he will grow wiser by the folly that is presented to him : as drunkards are often cured by seeing the beastliness of others who are so . The least caution is necessary 1672 OWEN FELLTHAM +Of Idle Books.
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