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Shall I enjoy friendships there , wanting the smiling indications which point me to
them here , — the recognisable face , - the " sweet , assurance of a look ? ” In
Winter this intolerable disinclination to dying — to give it its mildest name - does ...
Shall I enjoy friendships there , wanting the smiling indications which point me to
them here , — the recognisable face , - the " sweet , assurance of a look ? ” In
Winter this intolerable disinclination to dying — to give it its mildest name - does ...
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... the day himself ' s not far . And see where , breaking from the night , He gilds
the western hills with light ! With him old Janus doth appear , Peeping into the
future year , With such a look as seems to say The prospect is not good that way .
... the day himself ' s not far . And see where , breaking from the night , He gilds
the western hills with light ! With him old Janus doth appear , Peeping into the
future year , With such a look as seems to say The prospect is not good that way .
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His revers ' d face may show distaste , And frown upon the ills are past ; But that
which this way looks is clear , And smiles upon the New - born Year . He looks
too from a place so high , The year lies open to his eye ; And all the moments
open ...
His revers ' d face may show distaste , And frown upon the ills are past ; But that
which this way looks is clear , And smiles upon the New - born Year . He looks
too from a place so high , The year lies open to his eye ; And all the moments
open ...
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I can look with no indifferent eye upon things or persons . Whatever is , is to me a
matter of taste or distaste ; or when once it be . comes indifferent , it begins to be
disrelishing . I am , in plainer words , a bundle of prejudices made up of likings ...
I can look with no indifferent eye upon things or persons . Whatever is , is to me a
matter of taste or distaste ; or when once it be . comes indifferent , it begins to be
disrelishing . I am , in plainer words , a bundle of prejudices made up of likings ...
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They naturally look to their words more carefully , and are more cautious of
committing themselves . They have a peculiar character to keep up on this head .
They stand in a manner upon their veracity . A Quaker is by law exempted from
taking ...
They naturally look to their words more carefully , and are more cautious of
committing themselves . They have a peculiar character to keep up on this head .
They stand in a manner upon their veracity . A Quaker is by law exempted from
taking ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Lincoln The Pocket university |
| Autor | Abraham Lincoln |
| Editor | Bliss Perry |
| Editor | Nelson Doubleday, Incorporated, 1924 |
| Procedencia del original | de la Universidad de Virginia |
| Digitalizado | 30 Jun. 2010 |
| Largo | 124 páginas |
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