The Elocutionist: Consisting of Declamations and Readings in Prose and Poetry for the Use of Colleges and SchoolsA.H. Maltby, 1836 - 392 oldal |
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177. oldal
... thou art a cruel god , for thou hast made me so frail and imperfect a being , that I had not faculties to perceive my danger , nor power to arrest my fall , when its occurrence showed how horri- ble an evil awaited me . It were better ...
... thou art a cruel god , for thou hast made me so frail and imperfect a being , that I had not faculties to perceive my danger , nor power to arrest my fall , when its occurrence showed how horri- ble an evil awaited me . It were better ...
178. oldal
... thou art not yet content ; have I not suspended , at thy request , the law which made thee fall ? Now thou art safe from bruises and from broken limbs ; why , then , dost thou still complain ? ' The slater answered , ' In deep ...
... thou art not yet content ; have I not suspended , at thy request , the law which made thee fall ? Now thou art safe from bruises and from broken limbs ; why , then , dost thou still complain ? ' The slater answered , ' In deep ...
179. oldal
... thou created me so miserable a being ? Jupiter answered , ' What aileth thee , and of what institution of mine dost ... art not a kind father to thy children . ' Jupiter heard the complaint , and graciously replied , My physical and organic ...
... thou created me so miserable a being ? Jupiter answered , ' What aileth thee , and of what institution of mine dost ... art not a kind father to thy children . ' Jupiter heard the complaint , and graciously replied , My physical and organic ...
181. oldal
... art thou thus unhappy , and why discontented with thy new condition . ' ، ' O Jupiter , ' replied the husbandman , but thou hast taken away from me sensation ; I no longer feel the grate- ful breath of morn fanning my cheek as I drive ...
... art thou thus unhappy , and why discontented with thy new condition . ' ، ' O Jupiter , ' replied the husbandman , but thou hast taken away from me sensation ; I no longer feel the grate- ful breath of morn fanning my cheek as I drive ...
183. oldal
... thou art not just to punish me for his transgressions ; deliver me , O Jupiter , or renounce thy character for benevolence and justice . ' Thou com- plainest of my law of hereditary descent , ' said Jupiter . Hast thou derived from thy ...
... thou art not just to punish me for his transgressions ; deliver me , O Jupiter , or renounce thy character for benevolence and justice . ' Thou com- plainest of my law of hereditary descent , ' said Jupiter . Hast thou derived from thy ...
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