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Pagina 186
... greater than our Pleasure in the Fruition of them . If we hope for what we are not likely to possess , we act and think in vain , and make Life a greater Dream and Shadow than it really is . Many of the Miseries and Misfortunes of Life ...
... greater than our Pleasure in the Fruition of them . If we hope for what we are not likely to possess , we act and think in vain , and make Life a greater Dream and Shadow than it really is . Many of the Miseries and Misfortunes of Life ...
Pagina 204
... greater Applause . What could make a stronger Impression , says he , than those Exclamations of Gracchus - Whither shall I turn ? Wretch that I am ! To what Place betake my self ? Shall I go to the Capitol ? -Alas ! it is overflowed ...
... greater Applause . What could make a stronger Impression , says he , than those Exclamations of Gracchus - Whither shall I turn ? Wretch that I am ! To what Place betake my self ? Shall I go to the Capitol ? -Alas ! it is overflowed ...
Pagina 458
... greater Cause of Complaint than the Ancients had . And since that solemn Festival is approaching , which calls for all the Power of Oratory , and which affords as noble a Subject for the Pulpit as any Revela- tion has taught us , the ...
... greater Cause of Complaint than the Ancients had . And since that solemn Festival is approaching , which calls for all the Power of Oratory , and which affords as noble a Subject for the Pulpit as any Revela- tion has taught us , the ...
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talk these Things of You and You cannot hide from us | 8 |
CONTENTS | 320 |
Essays Nos 556635 Friday June | 447 |
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