Littell's Living Age, 184. kötetLittell, Son and Company, 1890 |
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125. oldal
... beautiful thing God has made winter to be by strip- ping the trees and letting us see their shapes and forms . What a freedom does it seem to give to the storms . " The sim- plicity and lack of literary effort in Doro- thy's journals ...
... beautiful thing God has made winter to be by strip- ping the trees and letting us see their shapes and forms . What a freedom does it seem to give to the storms . " The sim- plicity and lack of literary effort in Doro- thy's journals ...
337. oldal
... Beautiful ; altogether beautiful , and great . The Machine of the Universe , ' - alas , do but think of that in contrast ! " * Other penetrative minds have made us familiar with the " Social Organism , " but Carlyle saw early and ...
... Beautiful ; altogether beautiful , and great . The Machine of the Universe , ' - alas , do but think of that in contrast ! " * Other penetrative minds have made us familiar with the " Social Organism , " but Carlyle saw early and ...
390. oldal
... beautiful women be the reward of the cleverest and most diligent workers , as in the times of the tourna ment , when the most beautiful became the prize of the most valiant , and sexual at : traction , which is condemned as sin , would ...
... beautiful women be the reward of the cleverest and most diligent workers , as in the times of the tourna ment , when the most beautiful became the prize of the most valiant , and sexual at : traction , which is condemned as sin , would ...
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THE OLD MISSIONARY By Sir William | 49 |
A Highland School Forty Years Ago | 59 |
THE MORAVIANS AND THE LEPERS | 63 |
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