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These are the qualities whose influence will last , when the lustre of all that once
sparkled and dazzled ' has passed away . Valuable th CR ghValuable -
Opportunities once lost can never be recalled . ainly. 1 . 0 look , a piercing eye ,
and ...
These are the qualities whose influence will last , when the lustre of all that once
sparkled and dazzled ' has passed away . Valuable th CR ghValuable -
Opportunities once lost can never be recalled . ainly. 1 . 0 look , a piercing eye ,
and ...
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Valuable - Opportunities once lost can never be recalled . ainly imagich are
nowho has will I ET not any one vainly imagine , that the time and U valuable
opportunities which are now loft , can hereafter be recalled at will , or that he who
has ...
Valuable - Opportunities once lost can never be recalled . ainly imagich are
nowho has will I ET not any one vainly imagine , that the time and U valuable
opportunities which are now loft , can hereafter be recalled at will , or that he who
has ...
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was only a hidden longing to mingle once again in the scenes of life . I therefore
endeavoured to settle my thoughts into their former state , but found their
distraction every day greater . I was always reproaching myself with the want of ...
was only a hidden longing to mingle once again in the scenes of life . I therefore
endeavoured to settle my thoughts into their former state , but found their
distraction every day greater . I was always reproaching myself with the want of ...
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He knew that those who had been once dear to us , by whatever offence they
may have alienated our affection when living , are generally rea membered with
tenderness when dead ; and that after the grave has sheltered them from our ...
He knew that those who had been once dear to us , by whatever offence they
may have alienated our affection when living , are generally rea membered with
tenderness when dead ; and that after the grave has sheltered them from our ...
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... and , by introducing luxury , licentiousness , indolence , and corruption , has at
once destroyed all that can render human nature dignified and happy , and
precipitated the decline and the downfal of empires , while triumphing in fancied
glory ...
... and , by introducing luxury , licentiousness , indolence , and corruption , has at
once destroyed all that can render human nature dignified and happy , and
precipitated the decline and the downfal of empires , while triumphing in fancied
glory ...
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| Título | The Hive of Ancient and Modern Literature: A Collection of Essays, Narratives, Allegories, and Instructive Compositions |
| Autor | Solomon Hodgson |
| Editor | Solomon Hodgson |
| Compilado por | Solomon Hodgson |
| Ilustrado por | Thomas Bewick, Luke Clennell |
| Edição | 3 |
| Editora | S. Hodgson, 1806 |
| Num. págs. | 340 páginas |
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