The Jew Exile: a Pedestrian Tour and Residence in the Most Remote and Untravelled Districts of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, Under Persecution, Tom 11828 |
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Strona x
... told him the world had " slipped its lead- ing strings " and now began to judge for itself ; and that in a financial point of view , the satire of critics would rather benefit than injure , for it would call forth the war of opposition ...
... told him the world had " slipped its lead- ing strings " and now began to judge for itself ; and that in a financial point of view , the satire of critics would rather benefit than injure , for it would call forth the war of opposition ...
Strona xv
... told him that he must measure my sin and merit of resistance , by the consti- titutional force that impelled me , and not by his now indifference ; for Plato only became Platonic when he reasoned through a reduced temperament , and the ...
... told him that he must measure my sin and merit of resistance , by the consti- titutional force that impelled me , and not by his now indifference ; for Plato only became Platonic when he reasoned through a reduced temperament , and the ...
Strona xviii
... pen . - We now passed G's deer forest when M whispered us , he had shot and cut the ham - string of many a sturdy buck ; he told us of one four hundred weight , with antlers like the branches of Sherwood Oak . He is xviii.
... pen . - We now passed G's deer forest when M whispered us , he had shot and cut the ham - string of many a sturdy buck ; he told us of one four hundred weight , with antlers like the branches of Sherwood Oak . He is xviii.
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... told them was wrong . Such is human nature ! Then , if it has made my persecutors dishonourable , may not I be al- lowed violence ? No , thou wilt say , appeal to the law . I answer the law is not always equity , or rather it is not ...
... told them was wrong . Such is human nature ! Then , if it has made my persecutors dishonourable , may not I be al- lowed violence ? No , thou wilt say , appeal to the law . I answer the law is not always equity , or rather it is not ...
Strona 6
... told , that my eloquence was such , from the inspiration of the fever , that I dis- suaded both attorney and officer from their pur- pose . The attorney , singular as it may seem , was a Calvinistic minister , and came to pray by me ...
... told , that my eloquence was such , from the inspiration of the fever , that I dis- suaded both attorney and officer from their pur- pose . The attorney , singular as it may seem , was a Calvinistic minister , and came to pray by me ...
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Strona 157 - The mists boil up around the glaciers; clouds Rise curling fast beneath me, white and sulphury, Like foam from the roused ocean of deep Hell, Whose every wave breaks on a living shore, Heap'd with the damn'd like pebbles.— I am giddy.