Anniversary AddressesCongregational Sunday School and Publishing Company, 1894 - 517 pages |
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... young soul ? Twice , at least , in a lifetime , is this great question wont to rise solemnly before each thoughtful man - when he looks forward in youthful hope , and when he looks back in parental solicitude . It is a question of many ...
... young soul ? Twice , at least , in a lifetime , is this great question wont to rise solemnly before each thoughtful man - when he looks forward in youthful hope , and when he looks back in parental solicitude . It is a question of many ...
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... Young in the hues of a soap - bubble . As the genie of the Oriental tale unfolded his huge height from the bottle stamped with Solomon's seal , so the career of Davy first evolved itself out of old vials and gallipots . When the boy ...
... Young in the hues of a soap - bubble . As the genie of the Oriental tale unfolded his huge height from the bottle stamped with Solomon's seal , so the career of Davy first evolved itself out of old vials and gallipots . When the boy ...
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... young scholar has made the best use of all helps and helpers when he has learned to teach himself . His emancipation , once fairly purchased , confers on him potentially the freedom of the empire of thought ; and , as evermore , the ...
... young scholar has made the best use of all helps and helpers when he has learned to teach himself . His emancipation , once fairly purchased , confers on him potentially the freedom of the empire of thought ; and , as evermore , the ...
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... Young , and Thompson pronounce it quite impracticable to grant more than ten , or , at most , fifteen millions , this poor benighted clerk is bound to sit and hearken to his masters in all outward solemnity , but he must be excused for ...
... Young , and Thompson pronounce it quite impracticable to grant more than ten , or , at most , fifteen millions , this poor benighted clerk is bound to sit and hearken to his masters in all outward solemnity , but he must be excused for ...
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... young men on account of their unbounded dissoluteness . " His memory , not inferior to that of Macaulay or Scaliger , he made strictly the servant of his thinking . Amid all the speculative tendencies of Germany he became a man of facts ...
... young men on account of their unbounded dissoluteness . " His memory , not inferior to that of Macaulay or Scaliger , he made strictly the servant of his thinking . Amid all the speculative tendencies of Germany he became a man of facts ...
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