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It is , therefore , impossible , in the very nature of the case , that men with such
ideas should feel for a soul tortured with guilt : the distress endured will be
considered rather as chimerical than real , or INTRODUCTION . 3 sorrow in the
former ...
It is , therefore , impossible , in the very nature of the case , that men with such
ideas should feel for a soul tortured with guilt : the distress endured will be
considered rather as chimerical than real , or INTRODUCTION . 3 sorrow in the
former ...
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To birth add fortune , add to fortune - fame , Give the desiring soul its utmost claim
; The wish recurs some object unpossess'd Corrodes , distastes , and leavens all
the rest ; And still to death from being's earliest ray , Th'unknown tomorrow ...
To birth add fortune , add to fortune - fame , Give the desiring soul its utmost claim
; The wish recurs some object unpossess'd Corrodes , distastes , and leavens all
the rest ; And still to death from being's earliest ray , Th'unknown tomorrow ...
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A conviction of guilt filled her breasc with tumult : terrifying apprehensions
agitated her soul : she beheld with astonishment the precipice on which she
stood , the imminent danger with which she was surrounded - that there was but
a step ...
A conviction of guilt filled her breasc with tumult : terrifying apprehensions
agitated her soul : she beheld with astonishment the precipice on which she
stood , the imminent danger with which she was surrounded - that there was but
a step ...
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The period is approaching in which conscience , if not quite petrified , will be
roused from her torpor ; in which she will sound the alarm , and the soul ,
awakened from sleep , feel the vanity of the world and of all its enjoyments . For
what is the ...
The period is approaching in which conscience , if not quite petrified , will be
roused from her torpor ; in which she will sound the alarm , and the soul ,
awakened from sleep , feel the vanity of the world and of all its enjoyments . For
what is the ...
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deception and artifice willbe impracticable ; when all terrestrial scenes shall be
withdrawn ; when the soul , no longer soothed by flattery nor seduced by hope ,
must converse with death ; and this too in a moment , perhaps , when the
avenues ...
deception and artifice willbe impracticable ; when all terrestrial scenes shall be
withdrawn ; when the soul , no longer soothed by flattery nor seduced by hope ,
must converse with death ; and this too in a moment , perhaps , when the
avenues ...
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| Título | The Refuge |
| Autor | William Giles |
| Editor | At the Lorenzo Press, printed for Bronson & Chauncey, 1804 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 23 Abr. 2009 |
| Largo | 257 páginas |
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