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... feels his country's shame , Whose bones amid a land of servitude " Could never rest in peace ; who , it he saw His children slaves , would feel a pang in heaven , .. He mounts the bark , to seek for liberty . Who seeks the better land ...
... feels his country's shame , Whose bones amid a land of servitude " Could never rest in peace ; who , it he saw His children slaves , would feel a pang in heaven , .. He mounts the bark , to seek for liberty . Who seeks the better land ...
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... feel a portion of that momentum by which genius of every kind was powerfully impelled to the sublimest exertions , and by which the arts were advanced to the greatest perfection . M. LEULIETTE hints that the climate and the situation of ...
... feel a portion of that momentum by which genius of every kind was powerfully impelled to the sublimest exertions , and by which the arts were advanced to the greatest perfection . M. LEULIETTE hints that the climate and the situation of ...
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... feel privations . The love of glory or the chase can alone place kings in this situation ; and we always see the one ... feeling ren- , ders intimate connections impossible . Accustomed to homage , they believe that all is due to them ...
... feel privations . The love of glory or the chase can alone place kings in this situation ; and we always see the one ... feeling ren- , ders intimate connections impossible . Accustomed to homage , they believe that all is due to them ...
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