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... Woman's Plea for , 476 226 • My Boy ,. 527 323 No More , 16 388 Northampton , 185 • 513 O'er the Hill , . 166 Laches of the Revolutionists , 515 Lola Montes , Old , 431 525 • Ode for the Peace Congress , 613 525 • Prussiad , 16 616 with ...
... Woman's Plea for , 476 226 • My Boy ,. 527 323 No More , 16 388 Northampton , 185 • 513 O'er the Hill , . 166 Laches of the Revolutionists , 515 Lola Montes , Old , 431 525 • Ode for the Peace Congress , 613 525 • Prussiad , 16 616 with ...
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... woman , is a question we are not called upon to consider . If the text re- quired us to understand literally " a pillar of salt , " we should know that it existed , and should think it likely that it exists still , and the question ...
... woman , is a question we are not called upon to consider . If the text re- quired us to understand literally " a pillar of salt , " we should know that it existed , and should think it likely that it exists still , and the question ...
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... woman's business , not to sit down as I do and grieve inwardly because she cannot do what she would , but to do what she can , and that cheerfully . Goëthe says , ' It is well for a woman when no work seems too hard for her or too small ...
... woman's business , not to sit down as I do and grieve inwardly because she cannot do what she would , but to do what she can , and that cheerfully . Goëthe says , ' It is well for a woman when no work seems too hard for her or too small ...
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... were about to be planted ; with an occasional obstinacy of purpose , so sudden and if the dog escaped being trampled on , and the and disproportionate that it seemed to arise from 205 ence . A VERY WOMAN . 19 a secret 18 A VERY WOMAN .
... were about to be planted ; with an occasional obstinacy of purpose , so sudden and if the dog escaped being trampled on , and the and disproportionate that it seemed to arise from 205 ence . A VERY WOMAN . 19 a secret 18 A VERY WOMAN .
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... woman to have a mind . 66 despised herself for being so , and was almost ashamed to set about curing herself of the faults peculiar to what is called a woman of genius , " because she was not certain that she was one . She had all kinds ...
... woman to have a mind . 66 despised herself for being so , and was almost ashamed to set about curing herself of the faults peculiar to what is called a woman of genius , " because she was not certain that she was one . She had all kinds ...
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400 psl. - Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more, Or close the wall up with our English dead ! In peace there's nothing so becomes a man As modest stillness and humility ; But when the blast of war blows in our ears, Then imitate the action of the tiger...