Pestalozzi: His Life and WorkD. Appleton, 1890 - 438 sider |
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... heart was touched , and her soul accepted the sacrifice . If you die , ' she said , ' I will not forsake your wife , but I will remain with her , if needs be , till death . ' Her words soothed my poor father , a gleam of joy shone in ...
... heart was touched , and her soul accepted the sacrifice . If you die , ' she said , ' I will not forsake your wife , but I will remain with her , if needs be , till death . ' Her words soothed my poor father , a gleam of joy shone in ...
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... heart . Mothers , to him , were the ideal educators ; it was to them he addressed his ad- vice and exhortations , and on them that he relied for the regeneration of the people . And is not he himself an example of how much a man's ...
... heart . Mothers , to him , were the ideal educators ; it was to them he addressed his ad- vice and exhortations , and on them that he relied for the regeneration of the people . And is not he himself an example of how much a man's ...
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... heart an un- quenchable desire to find some remedy for the evil . A village pastor has a sublime task , but a very difficult one ; his duties are innumerable and unceasing . Obliged to be for ever fighting , and often single - handed ...
... heart an un- quenchable desire to find some remedy for the evil . A village pastor has a sublime task , but a very difficult one ; his duties are innumerable and unceasing . Obliged to be for ever fighting , and often single - handed ...
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... heart . But this eclipse of his great thought of self - sacrifice did not last very long . He soon found himself ill at ease in this atmosphere of material interests and reproached himself bitterly with having forsaken his former ideal ...
... heart . But this eclipse of his great thought of self - sacrifice did not last very long . He soon found himself ill at ease in this atmosphere of material interests and reproached himself bitterly with having forsaken his former ideal ...
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... heart to God , nor did I fall on my knees to bewail my faults , to ask pity , to pray the Lord not to take my beloved from me because of my sins , nor my son because of my transgres- sions . My heart is hardened , alas ! I have no ...
... heart to God , nor did I fall on my knees to bewail my faults , to ask pity , to pray the Lord not to take my beloved from me because of my sins , nor my son because of my transgres- sions . My heart is hardened , alas ! I have no ...
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