The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 259F. Jefferies, 1967 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... thought that evil predominated . That is what I have done with the custom of wager of battle ; I see some good in it , but I pass it by ; I see infinitely more evil , and therefore I devote my pen to the service of its abolition ...
... thought that evil predominated . That is what I have done with the custom of wager of battle ; I see some good in it , but I pass it by ; I see infinitely more evil , and therefore I devote my pen to the service of its abolition ...
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... thoughts as render clear and definite what was vague and cloudy in our own , so that they shine out from the dark background of the mind like stars . But it is not Emerson's aim to act as the interpreter of our thought . He strives ...
... thoughts as render clear and definite what was vague and cloudy in our own , so that they shine out from the dark background of the mind like stars . But it is not Emerson's aim to act as the interpreter of our thought . He strives ...
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... thought of this early marriage frightens me . I ought to have bargained at the outset that it should not take place for a couple of years at the soonest . I know that you , with your strong mind , would say that it is not too late even ...
... thought of this early marriage frightens me . I ought to have bargained at the outset that it should not take place for a couple of years at the soonest . I know that you , with your strong mind , would say that it is not too late even ...
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