An Essay on Man: Moral Essays and SatiresCassell & Company, 1887 - 192 Seiten |
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... hate than gratitude : To that each passion turns , or soon or late ; Love , if it makes her yield , must make her hate : Superiors ? death ! and equals ? what a curse ! But an inferior not dependent ? worse . Offend her , and she knows ...
... hate than gratitude : To that each passion turns , or soon or late ; Love , if it makes her yield , must make her hate : Superiors ? death ! and equals ? what a curse ! But an inferior not dependent ? worse . Offend her , and she knows ...
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... hate his neighbour as himself : Damned to the mines , an equal fate betides The slave that digs it , and the slave that hides . B. Who suffer thus , mere charity should own , Must act on motives powerful , though unknown . P. Some war ...
... hate his neighbour as himself : Damned to the mines , an equal fate betides The slave that digs it , and the slave that hides . B. Who suffer thus , mere charity should own , Must act on motives powerful , though unknown . P. Some war ...
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... hate it too ; Yet here ; as even in hell , there must be still One giant - vice , so excellently ill , That all beside , one pities , not abhors ; As who knows Sappho , smiles at other whores . I grant that poetry's a crying sin ; It ...
... hate it too ; Yet here ; as even in hell , there must be still One giant - vice , so excellently ill , That all beside , one pities , not abhors ; As who knows Sappho , smiles at other whores . I grant that poetry's a crying sin ; It ...
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