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... noble animal , splendid in ashes , and pompous in the grave . " - SIR THOMAS BROWNE . THE practice of erecting monuments to the dead is of great antiquity . It is almost coeval with the existence of the human race . Into whatever region ...
... noble animal , splendid in ashes , and pompous in the grave . " - SIR THOMAS BROWNE . THE practice of erecting monuments to the dead is of great antiquity . It is almost coeval with the existence of the human race . Into whatever region ...
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... noble deeds succeeding generations . The love of posthumous fame is natural to the human mind . We would all love to be Many of our churches and chapels contain ancient and well spoken of , and held in blessed remembrance after our ...
... noble deeds succeeding generations . The love of posthumous fame is natural to the human mind . We would all love to be Many of our churches and chapels contain ancient and well spoken of , and held in blessed remembrance after our ...
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... noble altar window ) , giving a loveliness to the worship of the heart in faith , and a spirit to rejoice in the enjoyment of nature and her God . SHAKSPEARE . Ir is strange , but beautiful , to scrutinize , in his short effusions , the ...
... noble altar window ) , giving a loveliness to the worship of the heart in faith , and a spirit to rejoice in the enjoyment of nature and her God . SHAKSPEARE . Ir is strange , but beautiful , to scrutinize , in his short effusions , the ...
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... noble black horses and all the tall fine fellows are as like one another as pease , one may be excused for fancying that the same figures stand there for ever . Sometimes , an undisciplined horse ( that is , undisciplined in ...
... noble black horses and all the tall fine fellows are as like one another as pease , one may be excused for fancying that the same figures stand there for ever . Sometimes , an undisciplined horse ( that is , undisciplined in ...
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... noble apartment are ornamented with pictures and statues of great merit , particularly of the duke and duchess , whose likenesses are repeated certainly too often . The duchess is represented as a splendid beauty , but rather of a bold ...
... noble apartment are ornamented with pictures and statues of great merit , particularly of the duke and duchess , whose likenesses are repeated certainly too often . The duchess is represented as a splendid beauty , but rather of a bold ...
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