| Richard Warner - Authors - 1830 - 516 pages
...man, spare and delicate. — A black silk bandage crossed his fair and high, but somewhat wrinkled forehead. Beneath it, his dark eagle eye, sent forth...still burned within his soul ; unquenched by disaster, and wounds ; weakness, poverty, and exile. Contrasted with its brightness, was the paleness of his... | |
| James Fletcher - Poland - 1831 - 458 pages
...small man, spare and delicate. A black silk bandage crossed his fair and high, but somewhat wrinkled, forehead. Beneath it his dark eagle eye sent forth...still burned within his soul ; unquenched by disaster and wounds, weakness, poverty, and exile. Contrasted with its brightness was the paleness of his countenance,... | |
| Christian education - 1831 - 716 pages
...small man, spare and delicate. A black silk bandage crossed his fair and hitch, but somewhat wrinkled, forehead. Beneath it his dark eagle eye sent forth...that indicated the steady flame of patriotism, which slill burned within his soul, unquenched by disaster and wounds, weakness, poverty, and exile. Contrasted... | |
| Clergy - 1832 - 372 pages
...small man, spare and delicate. A black silk bandage crossed his fair and high, but somewhat wrinkled, forehead. Beneath it his dark eagle eye sent forth...still burned within his soul, unquenched by disaster and wounds, weakness, poverty, and exile. Contrasted with its brightness was the paleness of his countenance,... | |
| Clergy - 1832 - 370 pages
...bandage crossed his fair and high, but somewhat wrinkled, forehead. Beneath it his dark eagle eye senl forth a stream of light, that indicated the steady...still burned within his soul, unquenched by disaster and wounds, weakness, poverty, and exile. Contrasted with its brightness was the paleness of his countenance,... | |
| James Fletcher - Poland - 1832 - 356 pages
...small man, spare and delicate. A black silk bandage crossed his fair and high, bur somewhat wrinkled, forehead. Beneath it his dark eagle eye sent forth a stream of l,rln, that indicated the steady flame of patriotism which- still burned within his soul ; unquenched... | |
| History - 1834 - 562 pages
...small man, spare and delicate. A black silk bandage, crossed his fair and high, but somewhat wrinkled forehead. Beneath it, his dark eagle eye sent forth...still burned within his soul ; unquenched by disaster and wounds, weakness, poverty, and exile. Contrasted with ks brightness was the paleness of his countenance,... | |
| History - 1834 - 560 pages
...delicate, A black silk bandage, crossed his fair and high, but somewhat wrinkled forehead. Be.ieath it. his dark eagle eye sent forth a stream of light,...still burned within his soul; unquenched by disaster and wounds, weakness, poverty, and exile. Contrasted with its brightness was the paleness of his countenance,... | |
| Samuel Griswold Goodrich - Biography - 1844 - 370 pages
...his fair and high, but somewhat wrinkled forehead. Beneath it, his dark, eagle eye sent forth a flame of light, that indicated the steady flame of patriotism...still burned within his soul, unquenched by disaster and wounds weakness, poverty and exile. Contrasted with its brightness was the paleness of his countenance,... | |
| Child rearing - 1846 - 352 pages
...small man, spare and delicate. A black silk bandage crossed his fair and high, but somewhat wrinkled, forehead. Beneath it his dark eagle eye sent forth...which still burned within his soul; unquenched by disasler aiul wounds, weakness, poverty, and exile. Contrasted with its brightness was the paleness... | |
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