The New-England Magazine, Band 2Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1832 |
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... hope of immortality . As I have stood , surrounded by the labors of men , in their own time revered and honored , but now mouldering in neglect , I have felt like one pass- ing through the vaults of unremembered monarchs - the frail ...
... hope of immortality . As I have stood , surrounded by the labors of men , in their own time revered and honored , but now mouldering in neglect , I have felt like one pass- ing through the vaults of unremembered monarchs - the frail ...
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... Hope , zeal and industry are succeeded by disappointment , disgust and indolence . Some are not affected at all ... hope to make him a scholar by the excitements of a little present applause , present notoriety , present honor , than I ...
... Hope , zeal and industry are succeeded by disappointment , disgust and indolence . Some are not affected at all ... hope to make him a scholar by the excitements of a little present applause , present notoriety , present honor , than I ...
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... hope , so dear to every Jewish heart , of the future glory and dominion of the land of my fathers ; for as the world seemed to be constituted , nothing was more opposite to the in- dulgence of such a hope , than the example and teaching ...
... hope , so dear to every Jewish heart , of the future glory and dominion of the land of my fathers ; for as the world seemed to be constituted , nothing was more opposite to the in- dulgence of such a hope , than the example and teaching ...
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