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Side viii
... cause trivial ) occasions of war are not always its true causes , or to suggest that war ( if resigned to its own natural movement of progress ) is cleansing itself and ennobling itself constantly and inevitably , were it only through ...
... cause trivial ) occasions of war are not always its true causes , or to suggest that war ( if resigned to its own natural movement of progress ) is cleansing itself and ennobling itself constantly and inevitably , were it only through ...
Side xiv
... caused me to forget ; and when next I saw the young mountaineer , I forgot that I had forgotten it . Conse- quently , at first I was perplexed by the unfaltering gravity with which my fair young friend spoke of Dr. Primrose , of Sophia ...
... caused me to forget ; and when next I saw the young mountaineer , I forgot that I had forgotten it . Conse- quently , at first I was perplexed by the unfaltering gravity with which my fair young friend spoke of Dr. Primrose , of Sophia ...
Side 36
... cause want of energy to face the difficulty of mastering a real living idiom . This defect in lan- guage , however , I cite only as one feature in the complex falsehood which disfigures Fielding's por trait of the English country ...
... cause want of energy to face the difficulty of mastering a real living idiom . This defect in lan- guage , however , I cite only as one feature in the complex falsehood which disfigures Fielding's por trait of the English country ...
Side 49
... cause , I fancy that impatier.ce of the long struggle required for any distinguished success interferes to thin the ranks of competitors for the prizes of public ambition . Perseverance is soon refrigerated in those who fall back under ...
... cause , I fancy that impatier.ce of the long struggle required for any distinguished success interferes to thin the ranks of competitors for the prizes of public ambition . Perseverance is soon refrigerated in those who fall back under ...
Side 76
... cause them to surmount verbal disturbances . A doctrine , for instance , which is sowed broadcast over the Scriptures , and recurs , en an average , three times in every chapter , cannot be affected by the casual inaccuracy of a phrase ...
... cause them to surmount verbal disturbances . A doctrine , for instance , which is sowed broadcast over the Scriptures , and recurs , en an average , three times in every chapter , cannot be affected by the casual inaccuracy of a phrase ...
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