American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 34Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, John Holmes Agnew, Kinahan Cornwallis 1849 |
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It is true that the good consequences of the plan we wish to sug- gest , even if adopted now , cannot be felt immediately ; it is true that we must at least wait fifteen years , or perhaps longer , for its happy results to be fully ...
It is true that the good consequences of the plan we wish to sug- gest , even if adopted now , cannot be felt immediately ; it is true that we must at least wait fifteen years , or perhaps longer , for its happy results to be fully ...
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This remark , the eloquent rejoinder , we believe , of FISHER AMES , was never more true , or so much as formerly , and is to this day ; as we feel morally certain it will continue to be here- after . Let no man be ashamed to stand ...
This remark , the eloquent rejoinder , we believe , of FISHER AMES , was never more true , or so much as formerly , and is to this day ; as we feel morally certain it will continue to be here- after . Let no man be ashamed to stand ...
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... to wash their hands before reading , and dog - ears ex- pressly forbidden ; but marginal notes in pencil will be permitted , provided they are in the usual formula . ' Sweet , ' ' Beautiful , ' ' True , ' False , ' ' Excellent ...
... to wash their hands before reading , and dog - ears ex- pressly forbidden ; but marginal notes in pencil will be permitted , provided they are in the usual formula . ' Sweet , ' ' Beautiful , ' ' True , ' False , ' ' Excellent ...
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... And your brilliance turn to night ; Grief to know your souls must taste Sin , which makes our earth a waste ; Grief to know that tears must steal , And a breaking heart reveal ; Grief to know your spirits true Must resign their snow ...
... And your brilliance turn to night ; Grief to know your souls must taste Sin , which makes our earth a waste ; Grief to know that tears must steal , And a breaking heart reveal ; Grief to know your spirits true Must resign their snow ...
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Our hopes still eager , but alas ! not true : World - wise , we scorn our earlier , nobler powers , While meaner efforts task the strength anew : And now the Future seems within our grasp ; The Past , a dream ; the Present , vain we ...
Our hopes still eager , but alas ! not true : World - wise , we scorn our earlier , nobler powers , While meaner efforts task the strength anew : And now the Future seems within our grasp ; The Past , a dream ; the Present , vain we ...
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| Title | American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 34 |
| Editors | Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, John Holmes Agnew, Kinahan Cornwallis |
| Published | 1849 |
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