The Youth and Manhood of Cyril Thornton, Volumen1William Blackwood, 1827 - 458 páginas |
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... becomes intelligible , he finds that the dispersion of the mist which obscured the summit of the mountain has added nothing to its splendour and sublimity . For myself , while the funeral pageant of my grandmother impressed me with ...
... becomes intelligible , he finds that the dispersion of the mist which obscured the summit of the mountain has added nothing to its splendour and sublimity . For myself , while the funeral pageant of my grandmother impressed me with ...
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... become a much less considerable per- son than formerly , he assumed an air of austerity in his own family , and of dogmatism in society . He refused the county hunt access to his fox- covers , became litigious about the extent of his ...
... become a much less considerable per- son than formerly , he assumed an air of austerity in his own family , and of dogmatism in society . He refused the county hunt access to his fox- covers , became litigious about the extent of his ...
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... finding I was neither suited , by character or inclination , for that profession , it was determined I should become a soldier , and that the two years which were to intervene before my obtaining a com- mission , CHAPTER II . 19.
... finding I was neither suited , by character or inclination , for that profession , it was determined I should become a soldier , and that the two years which were to intervene before my obtaining a com- mission , CHAPTER II . 19.
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... associated with his image ; animate and inanimate nature were alike full of him . His idea would not pass away , and though my grief now was nei- VOL . I. ther passionate nor vehement , it was becoming what was CHAPTER IV . 33.
... associated with his image ; animate and inanimate nature were alike full of him . His idea would not pass away , and though my grief now was nei- VOL . I. ther passionate nor vehement , it was becoming what was CHAPTER IV . 33.
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Thomas Hamilton. ther passionate nor vehement , it was becoming what was perhaps still worse , a deep and root- ed sentiment , acting with permanent influence on my character . It would have been well if the fatal conse- quences of my ...
Thomas Hamilton. ther passionate nor vehement , it was becoming what was perhaps still worse , a deep and root- ed sentiment , acting with permanent influence on my character . It would have been well if the fatal conse- quences of my ...
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