North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volume 77Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge University of Northern Iowa, 1853 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 66
... consider that curiosity grows by what it feeds on , that aspiration is the invariable consequence of attainment , and that , of wisdom and goodness , it is those who have the ― most , that most feel the need of more 66 [ July , THE ...
... consider that curiosity grows by what it feeds on , that aspiration is the invariable consequence of attainment , and that , of wisdom and goodness , it is those who have the ― most , that most feel the need of more 66 [ July , THE ...
Page 73
... consider the book to be divine ; now , if so , I fancy many will be again inclined to say , that what Mr. Newman has done in your case God might easily do , if he pleased , for mankind in general ; and with this advantage , that He ...
... consider the book to be divine ; now , if so , I fancy many will be again inclined to say , that what Mr. Newman has done in your case God might easily do , if he pleased , for mankind in general ; and with this advantage , that He ...
Page 95
... consider the nature of those services which you have rendered to that country ; when I recollect the cares you have sustained , the fatigues you have endured , and the dangers you have confronted , for the public safety ; when I call to ...
... consider the nature of those services which you have rendered to that country ; when I recollect the cares you have sustained , the fatigues you have endured , and the dangers you have confronted , for the public safety ; when I call to ...
Page 98
... considers it of importance to under- take . " The force of the reasons did by no means strike me , and I did every thing in my power to show they were unsubstantial ; but all I could effect , was to have one brigade despatched in ...
... considers it of importance to under- take . " The force of the reasons did by no means strike me , and I did every thing in my power to show they were unsubstantial ; but all I could effect , was to have one brigade despatched in ...
Page 104
... consider it as a fresh stimu- lus to excite my zeal and ardor in the glorious cause in which I am engaged . May the God of Righteousness prosper your arms in every part of the Empire , in proportion to the justice with which they were ...
... consider it as a fresh stimu- lus to excite my zeal and ardor in the glorious cause in which I am engaged . May the God of Righteousness prosper your arms in every part of the Empire , in proportion to the justice with which they were ...
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