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Usually we look through this medium as through a glass , darkly , upon the native radiance ; but in this case the beams seem to have gathered additional sparkles in their crystalline passage ; and the usually just prejudice which ...
Usually we look through this medium as through a glass , darkly , upon the native radiance ; but in this case the beams seem to have gathered additional sparkles in their crystalline passage ; and the usually just prejudice which ...
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But Ferdinand well appreciated the merits of a rotation in office , and the more surely events seemed to render Maximilian indispensable to him , the more keenly did he look out for another to supply his place .
But Ferdinand well appreciated the merits of a rotation in office , and the more surely events seemed to render Maximilian indispensable to him , the more keenly did he look out for another to supply his place .
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So he hesitated not to bid Wallenstein to retire from the head of this army of his own raising , this army which he might look upon as his private , individual property , and settle himself in rustic comfort on his estates .
So he hesitated not to bid Wallenstein to retire from the head of this army of his own raising , this army which he might look upon as his private , individual property , and settle himself in rustic comfort on his estates .
Pagina 49
... and as he appears therein so will his portrait forever look out upon the world . Dull history can seldom correct this coloring or this outline . It is a cruel deed for a gifted writer to use his genius to the ruin or destruction of ...
... and as he appears therein so will his portrait forever look out upon the world . Dull history can seldom correct this coloring or this outline . It is a cruel deed for a gifted writer to use his genius to the ruin or destruction of ...
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This looks more like the innocence of a haughty spirit than the wiliness of a villanous one . At last the storm burst . Galas proclaimed his commission . Wallenstein saw himself universally regarded as a traitor , and friends and ...
This looks more like the innocence of a haughty spirit than the wiliness of a villanous one . At last the storm burst . Galas proclaimed his commission . Wallenstein saw himself universally regarded as a traitor , and friends and ...
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The National Quarterly Review, Volume 4 Edward Isidore Sears,David Allyn Gorton,Charles H. Woodman Volledige weergave - 1862 |
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