Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country, Volumen 43James Fraser, 1851 |
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... word , the smallest scattered mists of a mighty whole , these words bore out but broken fragments of the over - crowding thoughts which , like a new - burst fountain , filled the soul . On these words went ; and the large fixed eyes ...
... word , the smallest scattered mists of a mighty whole , these words bore out but broken fragments of the over - crowding thoughts which , like a new - burst fountain , filled the soul . On these words went ; and the large fixed eyes ...
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... words , thou knowest , violate God's image Here upon earth . THIRD CIT . My words ? Your deeds , say rather . Behold it . [ The corpse is carried by . Rest , O daughter ! rest in peace ! ANOTHER CIT . Spake she no words at all ? ANOTHER ...
... words , thou knowest , violate God's image Here upon earth . THIRD CIT . My words ? Your deeds , say rather . Behold it . [ The corpse is carried by . Rest , O daughter ! rest in peace ! ANOTHER CIT . Spake she no words at all ? ANOTHER ...
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... words , I believe in one God , ' with such German in- tensity - in a mood so rapt and apart from worldly things , that his music has a holy religious fervour , as if uttered in the immediate presence of Deity . When the familiar words ...
... words , I believe in one God , ' with such German in- tensity - in a mood so rapt and apart from worldly things , that his music has a holy religious fervour , as if uttered in the immediate presence of Deity . When the familiar words ...
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