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... Humanity , ode to , Prayer and praise , 4.57 Monumental inscription , 272 Moonlight and calm at sea , 375 376 Sorrow and Supplication , ib . Lion , Fox and Wolf , 84 Lines written in a blank leaf of Down- Music of Life , Necklace of ...
... Humanity , ode to , Prayer and praise , 4.57 Monumental inscription , 272 Moonlight and calm at sea , 375 376 Sorrow and Supplication , ib . Lion , Fox and Wolf , 84 Lines written in a blank leaf of Down- Music of Life , Necklace of ...
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... human mind be exci by the prospect of some excellence which can only be attained with labour and difficulty , it is too apt to be diverted by every trifling impression , or to be lulled into a culpable indifference . To present before ...
... human mind be exci by the prospect of some excellence which can only be attained with labour and difficulty , it is too apt to be diverted by every trifling impression , or to be lulled into a culpable indifference . To present before ...
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... humanity and benevolence . His justice to his country was tempered by mildness to the criminal . His hand was always stretched out to the assistance of the unfortunate , and , as he se- lected with judgment , he gave with delicacy . He ...
... humanity and benevolence . His justice to his country was tempered by mildness to the criminal . His hand was always stretched out to the assistance of the unfortunate , and , as he se- lected with judgment , he gave with delicacy . He ...
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... human nature it would be ridiculous to imagine ; but that his moral character was exemplary may be reasonably be- lieved , since those who opposed his measures with the greatest vehemence acknowledged his virtue . If we consider his ...
... human nature it would be ridiculous to imagine ; but that his moral character was exemplary may be reasonably be- lieved , since those who opposed his measures with the greatest vehemence acknowledged his virtue . If we consider his ...
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... human face di- vine , " greatly improved in beauty , in all its various shades and degrees , within the last twenty or twenty - five years ? I am clearly and unequivocally for an affirmative answer . 1 I believe that out of every ...
... human face di- vine , " greatly improved in beauty , in all its various shades and degrees , within the last twenty or twenty - five years ? I am clearly and unequivocally for an affirmative answer . 1 I believe that out of every ...
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| Title | The Port Folio, Volume 5 Volumes 40-42; Volumes 220-227 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Contributors | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Publisher | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 11 Apr 2019 |
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