The Metropolitan, Tom 10James Cochrane, 1834 |
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... doubt but that a large proportion of the Unionists would join , especially if this body were protected and supported by their employers . THE FORTY - THIRD ODE OF ANACREON , TRANSLATED FROM THE GREEK . BY EDWARD JOHNSON . EIS TETTIYA ...
... doubt but that a large proportion of the Unionists would join , especially if this body were protected and supported by their employers . THE FORTY - THIRD ODE OF ANACREON , TRANSLATED FROM THE GREEK . BY EDWARD JOHNSON . EIS TETTIYA ...
Strona 11
... doubt the divineness of the cause for which he suffered , could alone estimate the misery with which I yield to the suspicion that the shrine on which I have sacrificed health , home , and all the world's untasted joys , contains no ...
... doubt the divineness of the cause for which he suffered , could alone estimate the misery with which I yield to the suspicion that the shrine on which I have sacrificed health , home , and all the world's untasted joys , contains no ...
Strona 13
... doubt that , by daily sacrificing a small portion of my time in tuition , or some such occupation , I should be able to supply my few wants , and yet reserve all my energies for the slow and toilsome march to fame . I did not then know ...
... doubt that , by daily sacrificing a small portion of my time in tuition , or some such occupation , I should be able to supply my few wants , and yet reserve all my energies for the slow and toilsome march to fame . I did not then know ...
Strona 14
... and the gossips dispersed , one of them saying as she passed me in the darkness " Ah ! I doubt he is a wild boy ; no good could he be thinking of when he refused the decent trade his father offered 14 Story of a Student .
... and the gossips dispersed , one of them saying as she passed me in the darkness " Ah ! I doubt he is a wild boy ; no good could he be thinking of when he refused the decent trade his father offered 14 Story of a Student .
Strona 17
... doubt of her purity ever flitted across my soul , filled as it was with that ancient - world pas- sion - love . Her sweet and cherub countenance was ever present to my eye and heart ; and he who could dispute its testimony must have ...
... doubt of her purity ever flitted across my soul , filled as it was with that ancient - world pas- sion - love . Her sweet and cherub countenance was ever present to my eye and heart ; and he who could dispute its testimony must have ...
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