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... ment , despised by its enemies , distrusted improvement . We seem to see discover- by its allies , hated by its subjects , para- ers who eclipse the profane glories of Al - lyzed the national strength and exhausted exandria , learned ...
... ment , despised by its enemies , distrusted improvement . We seem to see discover- by its allies , hated by its subjects , para- ers who eclipse the profane glories of Al - lyzed the national strength and exhausted exandria , learned ...
Pagina 14
... ment of her children , why was Europe of influence , all her resources . It was noth- the tenth century as ignorant and de- ing in her eyes that nearly nine hundred graded as Europe of the sixth ? Why thousand souls had perished in the ...
... ment of her children , why was Europe of influence , all her resources . It was noth- the tenth century as ignorant and de- ing in her eyes that nearly nine hundred graded as Europe of the sixth ? Why thousand souls had perished in the ...
Pagina 15
... ment in former ages . The first mighty impulse , whose earliest traces are faintly discernible in the eleventh , and whose maturity is seen in succeeding centuries , must have been derived from some other source , a source which , we ...
... ment in former ages . The first mighty impulse , whose earliest traces are faintly discernible in the eleventh , and whose maturity is seen in succeeding centuries , must have been derived from some other source , a source which , we ...
Pagina 16
... ment ? We didn't make the Beacon Rock and the Gannet Bay , as is impassable for boats in a storm , no more than we made the winds and the waves . " These protests , seasoned by an oath or two , where the men were roughest , were the ...
... ment ? We didn't make the Beacon Rock and the Gannet Bay , as is impassable for boats in a storm , no more than we made the winds and the waves . " These protests , seasoned by an oath or two , where the men were roughest , were the ...
Pagina 19
... ment , in the comfort and cheerfulness of their homes , of the terrible evil that had befallen them . Still Pleasance resisted being taken back to granny's , when almost everybody was going away , and was fain to stay with the few who ...
... ment , in the comfort and cheerfulness of their homes , of the terrible evil that had befallen them . Still Pleasance resisted being taken back to granny's , when almost everybody was going away , and was fain to stay with the few who ...
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