The Methodist Quarterly Review, Tom 18;Tom 40G. Lane and P.P. Sanford, 1858 |
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... natural phenomena , there is none to which the " Lord High Chancellor of England , " and " of nature , " as he has been sometimes termed , more frequently recurs than to the colors of the rainbow . On every possible occasion the Iris is ...
... natural phenomena , there is none to which the " Lord High Chancellor of England , " and " of nature , " as he has been sometimes termed , more frequently recurs than to the colors of the rainbow . On every possible occasion the Iris is ...
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... natural judgment he thought a fitting occasion for bearing testimony against it . And although it was the slave ... nature . We cannot but wonder that so great a divine should have listened to them , and forgot Saint Paul . One of ...
... natural judgment he thought a fitting occasion for bearing testimony against it . And although it was the slave ... nature . We cannot but wonder that so great a divine should have listened to them , and forgot Saint Paul . One of ...
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... nature , truth , right , justice , and freedom ; and they display shrewd and patient observation of all the varying moods of nature and human- ity . In the literary world Whittier is sometimes regarded as ex- clusively an anti - slavery ...
... nature , truth , right , justice , and freedom ; and they display shrewd and patient observation of all the varying moods of nature and human- ity . In the literary world Whittier is sometimes regarded as ex- clusively an anti - slavery ...
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... nature's " im- mortal freshness " and varying beauty . Here he permits the great and unutterable voices of nature , love , human sympathy , and fellow- ship , to sing themselves in good old English words , the best adapted to poetry ...
... nature's " im- mortal freshness " and varying beauty . Here he permits the great and unutterable voices of nature , love , human sympathy , and fellow- ship , to sing themselves in good old English words , the best adapted to poetry ...
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... nature : " Enough for her to be Of common , natural things a part ; To feel , with bird , and stream , and tree , The pulses of the same great heart . " But with all her fondness for her cold , stern father and for nature , there " Rose ...
... nature : " Enough for her to be Of common , natural things a part ; To feel , with bird , and stream , and tree , The pulses of the same great heart . " But with all her fondness for her cold , stern father and for nature , there " Rose ...
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