The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volumen2Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1844 |
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... feeling of duty , for he believes this to be the mission of man upon earth . He writes a book , as he would do a good action . Yet more , not only does he feel all that he writes , but he writes nearly all that he feels . Whatever is in ...
... feeling of duty , for he believes this to be the mission of man upon earth . He writes a book , as he would do a good action . Yet more , not only does he feel all that he writes , but he writes nearly all that he feels . Whatever is in ...
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... feel sufficiently the doctrines , and the breath of which has ren- existence of the bond between the genera- dered them fruitful ; it is the object which tions past , present , and future . The great they all instinctively propose , the ...
... feel sufficiently the doctrines , and the breath of which has ren- existence of the bond between the genera- dered them fruitful ; it is the object which tions past , present , and future . The great they all instinctively propose , the ...
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... feel tion , from which as much work as possible is that it is not only our right , but our duty , to to be extracted , but free agents , called to incarnate our thought in action . For it stand or fall by our works . His theory of ...
... feel tion , from which as much work as possible is that it is not only our right , but our duty , to to be extracted , but free agents , called to incarnate our thought in action . For it stand or fall by our works . His theory of ...
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... feel ourselves capable of soaring into the invisible regions of the spirit . But are we , on this account , to iso- late ourselves from the movement which is going on among our brethren beneath us ? Must we hear ourselves addressed thus ...
... feel ourselves capable of soaring into the invisible regions of the spirit . But are we , on this account , to iso- late ourselves from the movement which is going on among our brethren beneath us ? Must we hear ourselves addressed thus ...
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... feeling of as I lay in that CENTRE OF INDIFFERENCE the collective , in pointing out to him his place the heavy dreams ... feel ourselves feeble exhausted . Life is a conflict and a march ; and little ; we have begun to despise our ef the ...
... feeling of as I lay in that CENTRE OF INDIFFERENCE the collective , in pointing out to him his place the heavy dreams ... feel ourselves feeble exhausted . Life is a conflict and a march ; and little ; we have begun to despise our ef the ...
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