The North American Review, Band 148O. Everett, 1889 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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never set , and it cannot be doubted that you will retire from pub- lic life with a bitter consciousness of having been unequal to the task that you assumed . You will not understand it , for you do not understand yourself . It is so ...
never set , and it cannot be doubted that you will retire from pub- lic life with a bitter consciousness of having been unequal to the task that you assumed . You will not understand it , for you do not understand yourself . It is so ...
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... never have known it to this day and never will . " Hawthorne says that " it has been the fate of this remarkable book never to have had more than a single reader " ; but that reader , we are glad to say , is one of the clearest brains ...
... never have known it to this day and never will . " Hawthorne says that " it has been the fate of this remarkable book never to have had more than a single reader " ; but that reader , we are glad to say , is one of the clearest brains ...
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... never caused a single tear to flow , was worth an angel's re- membrance . For all that Napoleon had done to wring her heart and wound her pride , she protested that she never felt the full extent of her trouble till it prevented her ...
... never caused a single tear to flow , was worth an angel's re- membrance . For all that Napoleon had done to wring her heart and wound her pride , she protested that she never felt the full extent of her trouble till it prevented her ...
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