The Sorrows of Werter: A German Story, Volume 1J. Dodsley, 1780 |
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... be at peace ; he creates a world of his own , and is happy also because he is a man : but how- ever limited his fphere , he preferves in his bofom the idea of liberty , and feels -feels that he has it in his power to quit [ 25 ]
... be at peace ; he creates a world of his own , and is happy also because he is a man : but how- ever limited his fphere , he preferves in his bofom the idea of liberty , and feels -feels that he has it in his power to quit [ 25 ]
Page 70
... the cabbage he has raised with his own hand ; and who not only enjoys his meal , but remembers also , with delight , the fine morning in which he planted it , the foft fine [ 70 ] in a corner to fhell them, and read ...
... the cabbage he has raised with his own hand ; and who not only enjoys his meal , but remembers also , with delight , the fine morning in which he planted it , the foft fine [ 70 ] in a corner to fhell them, and read ...
Page 74
... also been long fince declared , that they believe in him , and do not hear him ; and their children are after their own image , & c . Adieu , my dear friend : I will not bewilder myself upon this fub- ject any longer . LET- LETTER XV ...
... also been long fince declared , that they believe in him , and do not hear him ; and their children are after their own image , & c . Adieu , my dear friend : I will not bewilder myself upon this fub- ject any longer . LET- LETTER XV ...
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