Blackwood's Magazine, 23 tomasW. Blackwood., 1828 |
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... mind of one whose lips are silent . " Out of sight out of mind , " is rather the expression of a doubt - of a fear - than of a belief or conviction . The soul surely has eyes that can see the objects it loves , through all intervening ...
... mind of one whose lips are silent . " Out of sight out of mind , " is rather the expression of a doubt - of a fear - than of a belief or conviction . The soul surely has eyes that can see the objects it loves , through all intervening ...
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... mind finds " tongues in running brooks , sermons in stones , and good in everything ; " - still less amid the sober stillness of autumn - the year's grey twilight , when man holds com- munings with his spirit , too deep and awful to be ...
... mind finds " tongues in running brooks , sermons in stones , and good in everything ; " - still less amid the sober stillness of autumn - the year's grey twilight , when man holds com- munings with his spirit , too deep and awful to be ...
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... minds might per- chance be inclined to apply a term too coarse for the pages of this Magazine . Ill - got affluence ... mind or character . Now , be the books good or bad , everybody will recollect that they all agree in one point , and ...
... minds might per- chance be inclined to apply a term too coarse for the pages of this Magazine . Ill - got affluence ... mind or character . Now , be the books good or bad , everybody will recollect that they all agree in one point , and ...
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... mind to break your head , and so save the expense of a rope to hang you in . A piece of presumption , indeed , to think to dictate to my tastes , or analyse the springs of my affection and dislike ! " Here the clothier seized his massy ...
... mind to break your head , and so save the expense of a rope to hang you in . A piece of presumption , indeed , to think to dictate to my tastes , or analyse the springs of my affection and dislike ! " Here the clothier seized his massy ...
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... mind even of churchmen , the most cumbrous and inefficient part of the church polity . The reformers , however , were forced to take it as it was - edifice , form of government , and state of revenue . The prebends were once little ...
... mind even of churchmen , the most cumbrous and inefficient part of the church polity . The reformers , however , were forced to take it as it was - edifice , form of government , and state of revenue . The prebends were once little ...
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