EssaysEdward Moxon, 1841 - 79 Seiten |
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... poor ; for the rich man's , increasing by indulgence , are apt to outweigh even the abundance of his means ; and the poor man's diminution of them renders his means the greater . On the other hand , increase all your natural and healthy ...
... poor ; for the rich man's , increasing by indulgence , are apt to outweigh even the abundance of his means ; and the poor man's diminution of them renders his means the greater . On the other hand , increase all your natural and healthy ...
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... poor Ulysses should find himself in hell after his immersion , and be condemned to a swathing of eternal fire , while St. Dominic , who deluged Christianity with fire and blood , is called a Cherubic Light , the Papist , not the poet ...
... poor Ulysses should find himself in hell after his immersion , and be condemned to a swathing of eternal fire , while St. Dominic , who deluged Christianity with fire and blood , is called a Cherubic Light , the Papist , not the poet ...
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... poor who would accept them ; for most of the neighbours held them in horror . He tried all he could to get the parents among them to let some of their little children , or a single one of them , go to see his employer . They said he ...
... poor who would accept them ; for most of the neighbours held them in horror . He tried all he could to get the parents among them to let some of their little children , or a single one of them , go to see his employer . They said he ...
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... poor despairing doctor , on his return home , wonder , where was the necessity of going to guess what they were saying of him as he that expense : upon which the wife , putting on passed the wall of the house in which they an air of ...
... poor despairing doctor , on his return home , wonder , where was the necessity of going to guess what they were saying of him as he that expense : upon which the wife , putting on passed the wall of the house in which they an air of ...
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... poor indeed , but honest . I do not mean to boast ; God knows , I have no reason . Who upon earth has reason , unless it be one who will be the last to boast , like yourself , holy father ? " Here the saintly orator shook his head . " I ...
... poor indeed , but honest . I do not mean to boast ; God knows , I have no reason . Who upon earth has reason , unless it be one who will be the last to boast , like yourself , holy father ? " Here the saintly orator shook his head . " I ...
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