The Philosophy of Nature; Or, The Influence of Scenery on the Mind and Heart, Tom 2J. Murray, 1813 - 340 |
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... hands support her aching temples , pale as the crescent , rising at eve . Heri , Heri ! - thus she meditates on thy name , as if she were gratified , and she were dying through thy ab- --- sence . She rends her locks - she pants — 2.
... hands support her aching temples , pale as the crescent , rising at eve . Heri , Heri ! - thus she meditates on thy name , as if she were gratified , and she were dying through thy ab- --- sence . She rends her locks - she pants — 2.
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... hand of the oppressor , the contumely of the proud , and the malevolence of ignorance.- His mind is to him as a kingdom ; and fixing his habitation at the foot of a high mountain , sur- rounded by all , that is graceful or magnificent ...
... hand of the oppressor , the contumely of the proud , and the malevolence of ignorance.- His mind is to him as a kingdom ; and fixing his habitation at the foot of a high mountain , sur- rounded by all , that is graceful or magnificent ...
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... hand beneath my head ; While strayed my eyes o'er Towy's flood , Over bill and over wood ; From house to house , from hill to hill , Till contemplation had her fill , — Scenes , like these , always induce a desire of 31 woods of the ...
... hand beneath my head ; While strayed my eyes o'er Towy's flood , Over bill and over wood ; From house to house , from hill to hill , Till contemplation had her fill , — Scenes , like these , always induce a desire of 31 woods of the ...
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... hands ; and after taking his supper of the game or fish he had caught , and which he dress- ed after his own manner , he laid himself down in the midst of his dog and his goats . - He de- sired to associate with neither men nor women ...
... hands ; and after taking his supper of the game or fish he had caught , and which he dress- ed after his own manner , he laid himself down in the midst of his dog and his goats . - He de- sired to associate with neither men nor women ...
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... hand of ornament , and which disrobe every inge- nuous mind of all its natural vanity , and in which , if we remember the fanciful distinctions of pole- mics , and the obtuse arrogance of verbal theology , we do so with feelings of ...
... hand of ornament , and which disrobe every inge- nuous mind of all its natural vanity , and in which , if we remember the fanciful distinctions of pole- mics , and the obtuse arrogance of verbal theology , we do so with feelings of ...
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