The Story of William and Lucy SmithGeorge Spring Merriam Houghton, Mifflin, 1889 - 666 páginas |
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... sufferings to me , but I prefer to give them in words of his own , written in 1864 . Throughout the long series of his articles on various sub- jects I can trace occasional allusions to this morbid influ- ence : 66 The youth of the last ...
... sufferings to me , but I prefer to give them in words of his own , written in 1864 . Throughout the long series of his articles on various sub- jects I can trace occasional allusions to this morbid influ- ence : 66 The youth of the last ...
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... suffering . The centring of his deepest interests on a topic which he cannot share with the others consigns to loneliness a nature framed for sympathy and tenderness . The impulse of a reverent soul toward worship and ado- ration finds ...
... suffering . The centring of his deepest interests on a topic which he cannot share with the others consigns to loneliness a nature framed for sympathy and tenderness . The impulse of a reverent soul toward worship and ado- ration finds ...
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... suffering and perplexity It is not given him to emerge at once into such tranquil sunlight as shines on Wordsworth's pages , and there to abide . But he is learning a disposition and habit which will stand him in stead through all ...
... suffering and perplexity It is not given him to emerge at once into such tranquil sunlight as shines on Wordsworth's pages , and there to abide . But he is learning a disposition and habit which will stand him in stead through all ...
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... suffering is so compounded with spiritual forces that it issues to the world as gentleness and strength . Of the events which the wife's pen now traces , it may summarily be said that in them we see the man getting gradual and sure hold ...
... suffering is so compounded with spiritual forces that it issues to the world as gentleness and strength . Of the events which the wife's pen now traces , it may summarily be said that in them we see the man getting gradual and sure hold ...
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... strong to be resisted without suffering , and the com- bining professional study with literary pursuits must have been a strain upon a frame that was never a strong one . On no point was his counsel to the young more 56 WILLIAM SMITH .
... strong to be resisted without suffering , and the com- bining professional study with literary pursuits must have been a strain upon a frame that was never a strong one . On no point was his counsel to the young more 56 WILLIAM SMITH .
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