ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... battle , or in the moment completes the degradation of the speof public observation , can seldom be cies : the frightful contrast of dwarfexpected to operate with much force ish virtues and gigantic vices , where on the retired duties ...
... battle , or in the moment completes the degradation of the speof public observation , can seldom be cies : the frightful contrast of dwarfexpected to operate with much force ish virtues and gigantic vices , where on the retired duties ...
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... battle , and upon the decencies of its observation , may actual collision with the dangers of engage the affections of him who it , turns out to be a coward . And loves to walk in the footsteps of his music may lull the feelings into ...
... battle , and upon the decencies of its observation , may actual collision with the dangers of engage the affections of him who it , turns out to be a coward . And loves to walk in the footsteps of his music may lull the feelings into ...
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... battle in the plains of Pharsalia , to the tyrant of such lives , as any we are told , that all the soldiers were one , much less of a philosopher than incapable of any fear for themselves , he seems to have been , ought to think ...
... battle in the plains of Pharsalia , to the tyrant of such lives , as any we are told , that all the soldiers were one , much less of a philosopher than incapable of any fear for themselves , he seems to have been , ought to think ...
Inhalt
VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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