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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... tion ; but to him who discovered truth and brought it to light and communicated it to all , not the truth which shows us how to live , but how to live well , who of you for this reason has built an altar , or a temple , or has dedicated ...
... tion ; but to him who discovered truth and brought it to light and communicated it to all , not the truth which shows us how to live , but how to live well , who of you for this reason has built an altar , or a temple , or has dedicated ...
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... tion , and ejecting huge stones with an impetuous noise and roaring , like the report of many muskets discharging . This horrid bara- thrum engaged our attention for some hours , both for the strange- ness of the spectacle and the ...
... tion , and ejecting huge stones with an impetuous noise and roaring , like the report of many muskets discharging . This horrid bara- thrum engaged our attention for some hours , both for the strange- ness of the spectacle and the ...
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... tion remains thus : " L. Calphurnius L. F. Templum Augusto cum ornamentis D. D. " ; and under it : " L. Coccejus L. C. Postumi L. Auctus Architectus . " It is now converted into a church , in which they showed us huge bones , which they ...
... tion remains thus : " L. Calphurnius L. F. Templum Augusto cum ornamentis D. D. " ; and under it : " L. Coccejus L. C. Postumi L. Auctus Architectus . " It is now converted into a church , in which they showed us huge bones , which they ...
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... tion . I know physicians may converse with sick persons and themselves remain uninfected , but then they must have stronger antidotes than their own nature gives them One rotten apple will infect the store ; the putrid grape corrupts ...
... tion . I know physicians may converse with sick persons and themselves remain uninfected , but then they must have stronger antidotes than their own nature gives them One rotten apple will infect the store ; the putrid grape corrupts ...
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... tion of a Majesty unshaken ? Thou canst not sit upon so high a cog but it may , in turning , prove the lowest in the wheel ; and therefore thou wouldst do well to think of the measure that thou wouldst then have given thee . If we have ...
... tion of a Majesty unshaken ? Thou canst not sit upon so high a cog but it may , in turning , prove the lowest in the wheel ; and therefore thou wouldst do well to think of the measure that thou wouldst then have given thee . If we have ...
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