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Page 28
Like the violet , the strong and subtle odour of his mind was arrayed at its source
with such an air of meekness , that the receiver blessed rather the liberal winds of
heaven than any earth - born flower for the gift . Raphael has lifted the ...
Like the violet , the strong and subtle odour of his mind was arrayed at its source
with such an air of meekness , that the receiver blessed rather the liberal winds of
heaven than any earth - born flower for the gift . Raphael has lifted the ...
Page 30
George H .Prayer — the church ' s banquet ; angel ' s age ; God ' s breath in man
returning to his birth ; The soul in paraphrase ; heart in pilgrimage ; The Christian
plummet , sounding heaven and earth . ITY OF AIN THE CN UINO . THE .
George H .Prayer — the church ' s banquet ; angel ' s age ; God ' s breath in man
returning to his birth ; The soul in paraphrase ; heart in pilgrimage ; The Christian
plummet , sounding heaven and earth . ITY OF AIN THE CN UINO . THE .
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Heaven in ordinary ; man well drest ; The milky way ; the bird of paradise ;
Church bells beyond the stars heard ; the soul ' s blood ; The land of spices ;
something understood . Lord H . — ( who has listened attentively , after a moment
' s ...
Heaven in ordinary ; man well drest ; The milky way ; the bird of paradise ;
Church bells beyond the stars heard ; the soul ' s blood ; The land of spices ;
something understood . Lord H . — ( who has listened attentively , after a moment
' s ...
Page 32
... conscientious doubts whether or no to publish his book , Do Veritate , ( which
was against revealed religion , on the ground that it was improbable that Heaven
should deal partially with men , revealing its will to one IVERS ГНЕ SAID THE .
... conscientious doubts whether or no to publish his book , Do Veritate , ( which
was against revealed religion , on the ground that it was improbable that Heaven
should deal partially with men , revealing its will to one IVERS ГНЕ SAID THE .
Page 33
If it be for thy glory , I beseech thee give me some sign from heaven ; if not , I shall
suppress it . — I had no sooner spoken these words , but a loud , though yet
gentle noise came from the heavens , ( for it was like nothing on earth , ) which
did ...
If it be for thy glory , I beseech thee give me some sign from heaven ; if not , I shall
suppress it . — I had no sooner spoken these words , but a loud , though yet
gentle noise came from the heavens , ( for it was like nothing on earth , ) which
did ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Art, Literature, and the Drama |
| Author | Margaret Fuller |
| Editor | Arthur Buckminster Fuller |
| Publisher | Brown, Taggard & Chase, 1860 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Feb 2011 |
| Length | 449 pages |
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