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... heart into another not less repre- hensible - the bankrupt religion of those who have professed more than their actions could discount has induced others to hide that light which ought to shine before men - till , among the many and ...
... heart into another not less repre- hensible - the bankrupt religion of those who have professed more than their actions could discount has induced others to hide that light which ought to shine before men - till , among the many and ...
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... heart ' who would not also find in it the ardour and freshness of youth , the purity of youthful feelings , and the force and sim- plicity of a mind not going astray after novel sentiments and ori- ginalities , but , on the contrary ...
... heart ' who would not also find in it the ardour and freshness of youth , the purity of youthful feelings , and the force and sim- plicity of a mind not going astray after novel sentiments and ori- ginalities , but , on the contrary ...
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... heart , yet the force of circulation was not slower in the further , nor more rapid in the nearer . Again , certain organs remain inactive in some animals , except at certain times of the year ; then , without any increase in the heart's ...
... heart , yet the force of circulation was not slower in the further , nor more rapid in the nearer . Again , certain organs remain inactive in some animals , except at certain times of the year ; then , without any increase in the heart's ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
25 | 72 |
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