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... a placid light around him , as different from the undiscriminat- ing glimmer of common criticism as the calm and solemn sun- light of noonday , revealing all things as they are , is different from the flickering torch - light .
... a placid light around him , as different from the undiscriminat- ing glimmer of common criticism as the calm and solemn sun- light of noonday , revealing all things as they are , is different from the flickering torch - light .
Page 327
Thus Caspar Hauser for a long time pos- sessed an accuteness of sense , which might have been deemed a supernatural marvel ; but after he had become accustomed to the strong light of day , he lost this acuteness gradually and entirely .
Thus Caspar Hauser for a long time pos- sessed an accuteness of sense , which might have been deemed a supernatural marvel ; but after he had become accustomed to the strong light of day , he lost this acuteness gradually and entirely .
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Creature all grandeur , son of truth and light , Up from the dust ! the last great day is bright , Bright on the Holy Mountain , round the Throne , Bright where in borrowed light the far stars shone . Look down ! the depths are bright ...
Creature all grandeur , son of truth and light , Up from the dust ! the last great day is bright , Bright on the Holy Mountain , round the Throne , Bright where in borrowed light the far stars shone . Look down ! the depths are bright ...
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Contents
HI POISONING | 27 |
EXECUTION OF AN ITALIAN AT CANTON | 58 |
Life of BLACK HAWK | 68 |
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