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they constant , they would become indifferent , as we may find with respect to disagreeable noises , which we do not hear after a time . I know no situation more pitiable than that of a blind fiddler who has but one sense left ( if we ...
they constant , they would become indifferent , as we may find with respect to disagreeable noises , which we do not hear after a time . I know no situation more pitiable than that of a blind fiddler who has but one sense left ( if we ...
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We may be willing to tell a story twice , never to hear one more than once . * + * To be capable of steady friendship or lasting love , are the two greatest proofs , not only of goodness of heart , but of strength of mind .
We may be willing to tell a story twice , never to hear one more than once . * + * To be capable of steady friendship or lasting love , are the two greatest proofs , not only of goodness of heart , but of strength of mind .
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How we are provoked at the delay in getting change - at the servant who does not hear the door ! Then if the postman passes , and we do not hear the expected knock , what a pang is there ! It is like the silence of death - of hope !
How we are provoked at the delay in getting change - at the servant who does not hear the door ! Then if the postman passes , and we do not hear the expected knock , what a pang is there ! It is like the silence of death - of hope !
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