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... course : 66 -For I am as a weed , Flung from the rock , on ocean's foam to sail Where'er the surge may sweep , the tempest's breath prevail . " Why he must wander thus forlorn , and why , with so pretty a pledge at home , he could not ...
... course : 66 -For I am as a weed , Flung from the rock , on ocean's foam to sail Where'er the surge may sweep , the tempest's breath prevail . " Why he must wander thus forlorn , and why , with so pretty a pledge at home , he could not ...
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... course : 66 -For I am as a weed , Flung from the rock , on ocean's foam to sail Where'er the surge may sweep , the tempest's breath prevail . " Why he must wander thus forlorn , and why , with so pretty a pledge at home , he could not ...
... course : 66 -For I am as a weed , Flung from the rock , on ocean's foam to sail Where'er the surge may sweep , the tempest's breath prevail . " Why he must wander thus forlorn , and why , with so pretty a pledge at home , he could not ...
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... course , much better ) . Lest , however , the whole world might be thrown into despair by the severe rebukes which it has received from this authoritative castigator , he tells us , in the 114th stanza , that there may be some sincerity ...
... course , much better ) . Lest , however , the whole world might be thrown into despair by the severe rebukes which it has received from this authoritative castigator , he tells us , in the 114th stanza , that there may be some sincerity ...
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... course is equally beneficial in its moral effect upon both par- ties ; it unites the poor with the rich ; it reminds the rich of the bounty of Providence towards themselves . Only systematic sup- port , we repeat , is the object of our ...
... course is equally beneficial in its moral effect upon both par- ties ; it unites the poor with the rich ; it reminds the rich of the bounty of Providence towards themselves . Only systematic sup- port , we repeat , is the object of our ...
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... course deny that there may be a portion of truth in these and similar remarks , as far as they apply to ordinary facts ; but the inference intended to be derived from them , espe cially when it assumes the shape of an universal maxim ...
... course deny that there may be a portion of truth in these and similar remarks , as far as they apply to ordinary facts ; but the inference intended to be derived from them , espe cially when it assumes the shape of an universal maxim ...
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