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The one is the living individual ; the other , a picture merely , richly wrought indeed and colored with consummate skill , but aiming to be nothing more . In the construction of the plot , though the interest of the narrative is well ...
The one is the living individual ; the other , a picture merely , richly wrought indeed and colored with consummate skill , but aiming to be nothing more . In the construction of the plot , though the interest of the narrative is well ...
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of the inward world ! lifeless results , dead to their living principles ! Shutting the eye of reason on the eternal forms of substance and reality , towards which it is turned , and looking through the understand- ing , to judge ...
of the inward world ! lifeless results , dead to their living principles ! Shutting the eye of reason on the eternal forms of substance and reality , towards which it is turned , and looking through the understand- ing , to judge ...
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6 " It was quite impossible to help pitying any living being , con- fined by itself in so miserable a dungeon . However , the old man's eyes were beaming with pride and delight , at what he con- ceived to be his own ingenuity ...
6 " It was quite impossible to help pitying any living being , con- fined by itself in so miserable a dungeon . However , the old man's eyes were beaming with pride and delight , at what he con- ceived to be his own ingenuity ...
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Contents
HI POISONING | 27 |
EXECUTION OF AN ITALIAN AT CANTON | 58 |
Life of BLACK HAWK | 68 |
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