American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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And can we with a lofty look and courageous heart and truthful spirit lay our hands upon our breast and feel the Infinite stirring within us ? Youth , man , maiden , I give you joy if this be so ; for then , indeed , are we safe !
And can we with a lofty look and courageous heart and truthful spirit lay our hands upon our breast and feel the Infinite stirring within us ? Youth , man , maiden , I give you joy if this be so ; for then , indeed , are we safe !
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Is his restless spirit content to fold its weary pinion and repose quietly on the experience and revelations of others ? Let'St . Leger ' - 1 answer . * Yet his is a grand philosophy - deeper and more reliable than Emerson's , though ...
Is his restless spirit content to fold its weary pinion and repose quietly on the experience and revelations of others ? Let'St . Leger ' - 1 answer . * Yet his is a grand philosophy - deeper and more reliable than Emerson's , though ...
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At a later day he was attracted by the speculation of the Germans , and a mastery of their language enabled him to enter fully into the spirit of Spinoza , Kant , Fichte , as he did that of the finer intelligences , Goethe and Richter ...
At a later day he was attracted by the speculation of the Germans , and a mastery of their language enabled him to enter fully into the spirit of Spinoza , Kant , Fichte , as he did that of the finer intelligences , Goethe and Richter ...
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O'er my spirit they steal like a silvery peal Of distant minster chimes , While memory's eye in the star - lit sky , Sees the phantoms of by - gone times . Childhood's bright joys , the gay , laughing boys , With whom so often I've ...
O'er my spirit they steal like a silvery peal Of distant minster chimes , While memory's eye in the star - lit sky , Sees the phantoms of by - gone times . Childhood's bright joys , the gay , laughing boys , With whom so often I've ...
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I discovered a congenial spirit of the other sex ; I made them acquainted ; I had a party . ! That was a party , let me tell you ; lights , music , flowers , and diamonds , were showered upon it , ' regardless of expense .
I discovered a congenial spirit of the other sex ; I made them acquainted ; I had a party . ! That was a party , let me tell you ; lights , music , flowers , and diamonds , were showered upon it , ' regardless of expense .
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| Title | American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59 |
| Editors | Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew |
| Published | 1862 |
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