The Poetry of Life, Volume 1Carey, Lea, and Blanchard, 1835 - Life |
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... acquaintance with the principles of intellectual happiness , is already in pos- session ; and I have only to wish that the reader may be induced to seek the same enjoyment , in a more spiritual intercourse with nature , and a more pro ...
... acquaintance with the principles of intellectual happiness , is already in pos- session ; and I have only to wish that the reader may be induced to seek the same enjoyment , in a more spiritual intercourse with nature , and a more pro ...
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... acquaint- ed with them before we have been inspired with love , gratitude , or reverence for the Record in which ... acquaintance with them was formed under sensations of pain and compulsion , which time is long in wearing out . If , by ...
... acquaint- ed with them before we have been inspired with love , gratitude , or reverence for the Record in which ... acquaintance with them was formed under sensations of pain and compulsion , which time is long in wearing out . If , by ...
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... midnight without sensations of anguish and horror , because it had once been painfully forced upon her notice while she was watching the dead , A gentleman of my acquaintance , in speaking to me INDIVIDUAL ASSOCIATIONS . 39.
... midnight without sensations of anguish and horror , because it had once been painfully forced upon her notice while she was watching the dead , A gentleman of my acquaintance , in speaking to me INDIVIDUAL ASSOCIATIONS . 39.
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Sarah Stickney Ellis. A gentleman of my acquaintance , in speaking to me of his mother's death , which was sudden and unex- pected , described the day on which this event took place , as one of those periods in our existence when the ...
Sarah Stickney Ellis. A gentleman of my acquaintance , in speaking to me of his mother's death , which was sudden and unex- pected , described the day on which this event took place , as one of those periods in our existence when the ...
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... acquainted . Of such is a great proportion of the multitude composed ; and it is this fact which gives to public opinion that over- powering weight against which no single critic , or even select body of critics , can prevail . The poet ...
... acquainted . Of such is a great proportion of the multitude composed ; and it is this fact which gives to public opinion that over- powering weight against which no single critic , or even select body of critics , can prevail . The poet ...
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