The idler. PoemsPafraets Book Company, 1908 |
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Page 12
... looks as if you could take it up , " they would not for that reason immediately compare the painter to Raffaelle and ... look impartially about us , we shall find that every day has likewise its pleasures and its joys . The time is now ...
... looks as if you could take it up , " they would not for that reason immediately compare the painter to Raffaelle and ... look impartially about us , we shall find that every day has likewise its pleasures and its joys . The time is now ...
Page 19
... look unconcerned upon the slaughter , and remember that the death of every European delivers the country from a tyrant and a robber ; for what is the claim of either nation , but the claim of the vulture to the leveret , of the tiger to ...
... look unconcerned upon the slaughter , and remember that the death of every European delivers the country from a tyrant and a robber ; for what is the claim of either nation , but the claim of the vulture to the leveret , of the tiger to ...
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... look his neighbours in the face . Bob is the most formidable disputant of the whole company ; for , without troubling himself to search for reasons , he tires his antagonist with repeated affirmations . When Bob has been attacked for an ...
... look his neighbours in the face . Bob is the most formidable disputant of the whole company ; for , without troubling himself to search for reasons , he tires his antagonist with repeated affirmations . When Bob has been attacked for an ...
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... look of curiosity , while it was made , and of acquiescence , when it was concluded , but in my heart felt no other desire than to be free from the disgrace of a second floor , and cared little where I should fix , if the apartments ...
... look of curiosity , while it was made , and of acquiescence , when it was concluded , but in my heart felt no other desire than to be free from the disgrace of a second floor , and cared little where I should fix , if the apartments ...
Page 44
... look with contempt on his own un- importance , and wonder to what purpose he came into the world ; he will repine that he shall leave be- hind him no evidence of his having been , that he has added nothing to the system of life , but ...
... look with contempt on his own un- importance , and wonder to what purpose he came into the world ; he will repine that he shall leave be- hind him no evidence of his having been , that he has added nothing to the system of life , but ...
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