The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 7, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1857 - Ireland |
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Page 861
... existence , but something shall be given to the poetry and intellect of life . Such recreations of fancy are not without their benefit and profit ; they purify and elevate the mental organization , soften the heart , and fill it with ...
... existence , but something shall be given to the poetry and intellect of life . Such recreations of fancy are not without their benefit and profit ; they purify and elevate the mental organization , soften the heart , and fill it with ...
Page 1183
... existence of ano- ther state of being and of spirits , than amongst any of the more southern tribes . When the sun is surrounded by a halo they consider that the Barimo or gods have a picho ( council ) and that the Lord ( sun ) is in ...
... existence of ano- ther state of being and of spirits , than amongst any of the more southern tribes . When the sun is surrounded by a halo they consider that the Barimo or gods have a picho ( council ) and that the Lord ( sun ) is in ...
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... existence . It would , however , show that we have for the present no alternative but to rule by acting on the fears of our subjects . Now , I am bound to state to you , that , so long as a government is forced to rule by the fear which ...
... existence . It would , however , show that we have for the present no alternative but to rule by acting on the fears of our subjects . Now , I am bound to state to you , that , so long as a government is forced to rule by the fear which ...
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