Selected Prose and PoetryRinehart, 1952 - 488 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 26
... hope , yet remains as it was ; but such an attack produces solicitude for the safety of every faculty . How this will be received by you I know not . I hope you will sympathise with me ; but perhaps My mistress gracious , mild , and ...
... hope , yet remains as it was ; but such an attack produces solicitude for the safety of every faculty . How this will be received by you I know not . I hope you will sympathise with me ; but perhaps My mistress gracious , mild , and ...
الصفحة 39
Samuel Johnson. Maker and my Judge . I humbly hope to perform it better . I hope for more efficacy of resolution , and more diligence of endeavour . When I survey my past life , I discover nothing but a barren waste of time , with some ...
Samuel Johnson. Maker and my Judge . I humbly hope to perform it better . I hope for more efficacy of resolution , and more diligence of endeavour . When I survey my past life , I discover nothing but a barren waste of time , with some ...
الصفحة 180
... hope may mitigate ; but irreparable privation leaves nothing to exercise resolution or flatter expectation . The dead cannot return , and nothing is left us here but languishment and grief . Yet such is the course of nature , that ...
... hope may mitigate ; but irreparable privation leaves nothing to exercise resolution or flatter expectation . The dead cannot return , and nothing is left us here but languishment and grief . Yet such is the course of nature , that ...
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