The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volumen58Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1863 |
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... matters little on European horizon with calm indifference , what object time is occupied , as all display seems to have ... matter or life , it stands face to face with Deity itself , and looks into the very heart of the omnis- cient and ...
... matters little on European horizon with calm indifference , what object time is occupied , as all display seems to have ... matter or life , it stands face to face with Deity itself , and looks into the very heart of the omnis- cient and ...
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... matter ; but though the human soul is itself an emanation of the anima mundi , the changes through which it passes , the emotions and thoughts by which it is disturbed , isolated and indivi- dual , no more affect the tranquillity of the ...
... matter ; but though the human soul is itself an emanation of the anima mundi , the changes through which it passes , the emotions and thoughts by which it is disturbed , isolated and indivi- dual , no more affect the tranquillity of the ...
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... matter really never thought of by the people who devoutly use the hymn , something is to be said for this tamper- ing . For the hymn is not set forth as a poem written by this man or that , but merely as a piece which many hands may ...
... matter really never thought of by the people who devoutly use the hymn , something is to be said for this tamper- ing . For the hymn is not set forth as a poem written by this man or that , but merely as a piece which many hands may ...
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