ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... thou seest . fell into them . They grew thinner I see , said I , a huge valley , and towards the middle , but multiplied a prodigious tide of water rolling and lay closer together towards the through it . The valley that thou end of the ...
... thou seest . fell into them . They grew thinner I see , said I , a huge valley , and towards the middle , but multiplied a prodigious tide of water rolling and lay closer together towards the through it . The valley that thou end of the ...
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... thou hast done astonished than if a mountain had well to renounce the tumult , the bu- been overturned at my feet . I humsiness , and vanities of life : but thou bled myself in the dust ; I returned to hast as yet only done it in part ...
... thou hast done astonished than if a mountain had well to renounce the tumult , the bu- been overturned at my feet . I humsiness , and vanities of life : but thou bled myself in the dust ; I returned to hast as yet only done it in part ...
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... thou wouldest never ap- homage which , even in such instanpear to me hereafter ; but if thou ces , the world is constrained to pay wilt not grant me this , that thou to virtue . In order to render society wouldest not bear a form more ...
... thou wouldest never ap- homage which , even in such instanpear to me hereafter ; but if thou ces , the world is constrained to pay wilt not grant me this , that thou to virtue . In order to render society wouldest not bear a form more ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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