Cheveley: Or, The Man of Honour, Volume 2Harper & Bros., 1839 |
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... nature was truth , and light was its shadow , and that your endurance of injuries and in- sults arose neither from the impotence of imbecility nor from the supernatural strength of hate , but from the highest and best motives which ...
... nature was truth , and light was its shadow , and that your endurance of injuries and in- sults arose neither from the impotence of imbecility nor from the supernatural strength of hate , but from the highest and best motives which ...
Page 119
... natural but his birth , his selfishness , and his stutter ; nature had never intended him for a hero of any sort , for there was something tant soit peu ridi- cule in his whole appearance that militated against it . His features ...
... natural but his birth , his selfishness , and his stutter ; nature had never intended him for a hero of any sort , for there was something tant soit peu ridi- cule in his whole appearance that militated against it . His features ...
Page 258
... nature , that that nature must be improved . Our homes and hearths are the nurseries of our virtues or our vices . The ' boy is father to the man ; ' the acorn must be plant- ed before the oak can flourish . Are you children ? So am I ...
... nature , that that nature must be improved . Our homes and hearths are the nurseries of our virtues or our vices . The ' boy is father to the man ; ' the acorn must be plant- ed before the oak can flourish . Are you children ? So am I ...
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