The Table Talker: Or, Brief Essays on Society and Literature, Том 2W. Pickering, 1840 |
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... Human nature is much to be suspected , but there is a virtuous constancy as enduring as life itself , and ( it may be hoped ) far more so - a well - spring of affection coming up from the very depths of the heart , which gushes out as ...
... Human nature is much to be suspected , but there is a virtuous constancy as enduring as life itself , and ( it may be hoped ) far more so - a well - spring of affection coming up from the very depths of the heart , which gushes out as ...
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... human heart . Hence the study of them frequently creates a suscepti- bility of impression , and a premature warmth of tender emotions , which , not to speak of other possible effects , have been known to betray young women into a sudden ...
... human heart . Hence the study of them frequently creates a suscepti- bility of impression , and a premature warmth of tender emotions , which , not to speak of other possible effects , have been known to betray young women into a sudden ...
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... human soul , which , by the consti- tution which its Maker has given it , yearns after something better - after a less broken hap- piness , a less chequered condition : - " As some lone miser , visiting his store , Bends at his treasure ...
... human soul , which , by the consti- tution which its Maker has given it , yearns after something better - after a less broken hap- piness , a less chequered condition : - " As some lone miser , visiting his store , Bends at his treasure ...
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... human wilfulness - of the slow mistakes of prejudice , or the impetuous injustice of passion - is frightful to behold , and every honest and courageous man ought to resist it by all lawful means . Nevertheless " the despotism of the law ...
... human wilfulness - of the slow mistakes of prejudice , or the impetuous injustice of passion - is frightful to behold , and every honest and courageous man ought to resist it by all lawful means . Nevertheless " the despotism of the law ...
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... humanity lies at the opposite pole . He that humbleth himself shall be exalted . It is well said by Mr. Farquhar Tupper , in his " Proverbial Philosophy : " " There is nothing on earth so lowly but duty DESPOTISM AND OBEDIENCE . 23.
... humanity lies at the opposite pole . He that humbleth himself shall be exalted . It is well said by Mr. Farquhar Tupper , in his " Proverbial Philosophy : " " There is nothing on earth so lowly but duty DESPOTISM AND OBEDIENCE . 23.
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