Lectures and Addresses on Literary and Social Topics, 2 tomasTicknor and Fields, 1859 - 318 psl. |
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... generally by birth , always by position , between the higher and lower ranks . He has free access to the mansion of the noble , and welcome in the cottage of the labourer . And if I understand aright 2 LECTURES AND ADDRESSES.
... generally by birth , always by position , between the higher and lower ranks . He has free access to the mansion of the noble , and welcome in the cottage of the labourer . And if I understand aright 2 LECTURES AND ADDRESSES.
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... higher classes may turn his attention to them , if he likes ; noth- ing forces him to do so . It is to him a matter of amusement , a speculation — a theoretical curiosity -not necessarily any thing more . The difference of a penny in ...
... higher classes may turn his attention to them , if he likes ; noth- ing forces him to do so . It is to him a matter of amusement , a speculation — a theoretical curiosity -not necessarily any thing more . The difference of a penny in ...
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... higher classes have a right to their clubs , and the middle classes to their Athenæums . Let no cowardly suspicion deter from generous sympa- thy . Give them their rights . Let the future take care of itself . The other suggestion is ...
... higher classes have a right to their clubs , and the middle classes to their Athenæums . Let no cowardly suspicion deter from generous sympa- thy . Give them their rights . Let the future take care of itself . The other suggestion is ...
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... higher do the work God has given them to do , of elevating those below , you have a country working out her own national life se- curely ; if , on the other hand , those below either tear down wantonly , or by the selfishness and ...
... higher do the work God has given them to do , of elevating those below , you have a country working out her own national life se- curely ; if , on the other hand , those below either tear down wantonly , or by the selfishness and ...
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... higher classes of this country have altogether understood the high des- tinies which they are called on to fulfil . I say not that they all , or any of them , do what they might . To say that would be to say what has been true of no ...
... higher classes of this country have altogether understood the high des- tinies which they are called on to fulfil . I say not that they all , or any of them , do what they might . To say that would be to say what has been true of no ...
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Lectures and Addresses on Literary and Social Topics, 2 tomas Frederick William Robertson Visos knygos peržiūra - 1859 |
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