The Lover's Seat: Kathemérina; Or, Common Things in Relation to Beauty, Virtue, and TruthLongman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1856 |
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... Pleasure considered - As belonging to common life in country and in town - Man needs society - Cities re- quired to supply this end - Pleasures of the country how far enjoyed - Deceptions respecting the virtue and repose of rustic life ...
... Pleasure considered - As belonging to common life in country and in town - Man needs society - Cities re- quired to supply this end - Pleasures of the country how far enjoyed - Deceptions respecting the virtue and repose of rustic life ...
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... pleasure . " Ah , " says his biographer , " it was the whole nature awaking and thirsting after the heavenly gifts of life that lay as yet concealed , undefined , and colourless in the deep folds of the heart ; but an accidental sunbeam ...
... pleasure . " Ah , " says his biographer , " it was the whole nature awaking and thirsting after the heavenly gifts of life that lay as yet concealed , undefined , and colourless in the deep folds of the heart ; but an accidental sunbeam ...
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... pleasure showing like the peaceful bower of happiness . He must not forget to note the time also of this meeting ; for , as the German writer has already told us , there is something in that too , since the evening like the dawn has ...
... pleasure showing like the peaceful bower of happiness . He must not forget to note the time also of this meeting ; for , as the German writer has already told us , there is something in that too , since the evening like the dawn has ...
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... pleasure many persons feel in seeking things that appear extraordinary and elevated above the com- mon , forgetting ... pleasures of imagination , requires the same vast expenditure of prodigious things , of objects new and strange . " A ...
... pleasure many persons feel in seeking things that appear extraordinary and elevated above the com- mon , forgetting ... pleasures of imagination , requires the same vast expenditure of prodigious things , of objects new and strange . " A ...
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... pleasure , and of the most useful occupation too , that when once seen will never afterwards be closed against us . The poet said it was difficult to speak of common things well- " Difficile est proprie communia dicere . " Perhaps one ...
... pleasure , and of the most useful occupation too , that when once seen will never afterwards be closed against us . The poet said it was difficult to speak of common things well- " Difficile est proprie communia dicere . " Perhaps one ...
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The Lover's Seat Kathemérina; Or, Common Things in Relation to Beauty ... Kenelm Henry Digby Visos knygos peržiūra - 1856 |
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