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more capable of being touched by merit than blood , was never weary of admiring the excellent qualities of the princess ... That which was , in this voyage , the sub- ject of so just an admiration , has become for this prince , the sub- ...
more capable of being touched by merit than blood , was never weary of admiring the excellent qualities of the princess ... That which was , in this voyage , the sub- ject of so just an admiration , has become for this prince , the sub- ...
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In how admirable a manner does he speak of the fatal influence of the passion for distinction , " the desire of ... of those who influence it ; " praise and admiration be- ing little desirable to him , except as marks of sympathy .
In how admirable a manner does he speak of the fatal influence of the passion for distinction , " the desire of ... of those who influence it ; " praise and admiration be- ing little desirable to him , except as marks of sympathy .
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It is impossible to peruse the written life of any man or woman , who has manifested great intellectual or great moral power , whether in a holy cause , or an unholy one , without a strong admiration and a deep sympathy , and a powerful ...
It is impossible to peruse the written life of any man or woman , who has manifested great intellectual or great moral power , whether in a holy cause , or an unholy one , without a strong admiration and a deep sympathy , and a powerful ...
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Contents
HI POISONING | 27 |
EXECUTION OF AN ITALIAN AT CANTON | 58 |
Life of BLACK HAWK | 68 |
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