The American Monthly Magazine, Volumen2Nathaniel Parker Willis Pierce and Williams., 1830 |
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... honor of a political apotheosis . It will cer- tainly be admitted , that , during the Periclean age , the intel- lectual superiority of this wonderful people was even a mightier instrument of national power , than were , in other times ...
... honor of a political apotheosis . It will cer- tainly be admitted , that , during the Periclean age , the intel- lectual superiority of this wonderful people was even a mightier instrument of national power , than were , in other times ...
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... honored errors of a world . He might dethrone the gods in his own bosom ; but he could not drive them from Olympus , nor raze their altars to the ground . The milder Sceptic , bewildered between doubt and dread , would shudder at his ...
... honored errors of a world . He might dethrone the gods in his own bosom ; but he could not drive them from Olympus , nor raze their altars to the ground . The milder Sceptic , bewildered between doubt and dread , would shudder at his ...
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... honor the tinselled gew - gaws , of fancy ; the love of country and of liberty were but links in the galling bonds of passion . It would seem , too , that a very patriotic attachment to the " fierce democracy " of Athens was hardly ...
... honor the tinselled gew - gaws , of fancy ; the love of country and of liberty were but links in the galling bonds of passion . It would seem , too , that a very patriotic attachment to the " fierce democracy " of Athens was hardly ...
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... honor and propriety of intruding . Jealousy and wounded vanity , how- ever , soon overcame all scruples , and stepping out upon the collonade , I saw before me , in the broad moonlight - Meeta and the pedlar ! It seemed to me as if the ...
... honor and propriety of intruding . Jealousy and wounded vanity , how- ever , soon overcame all scruples , and stepping out upon the collonade , I saw before me , in the broad moonlight - Meeta and the pedlar ! It seemed to me as if the ...
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... Honor , how it alters , - Tell Beauty how she blasteth , —— Tell Favor , how she falters . And as they shall reply , Give each of them the lie ! Tell Wit , how much it wrangles In little points of niceness : — Tell Wisdom she entangles ...
... Honor , how it alters , - Tell Beauty how she blasteth , —— Tell Favor , how she falters . And as they shall reply , Give each of them the lie ! Tell Wit , how much it wrangles In little points of niceness : — Tell Wisdom she entangles ...
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