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... his peace of mind ! The commonwealth , to be sure , institutes a suit against the
assailant for a personal assault , but the extent of punishment which the laws
inflict , is a short imprisonment and a small fine -an imprisonment with the liberty
of ...
... his peace of mind ! The commonwealth , to be sure , institutes a suit against the
assailant for a personal assault , but the extent of punishment which the laws
inflict , is a short imprisonment and a small fine -an imprisonment with the liberty
of ...
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No man , however innocent he may be , can ever have his tranquillity , his peace
of mind restored , or resume his station in society with the same lofty feelings that
he formerly possessed . He knows that the small penalty which falls on the ...
No man , however innocent he may be , can ever have his tranquillity , his peace
of mind restored , or resume his station in society with the same lofty feelings that
he formerly possessed . He knows that the small penalty which falls on the ...
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We hardly think that Miss Martineau would return thanks for having gone back to
her cheerless breakfasts , her scanty dinners , and her no suppers , when we find
, by her own confessions , what distress of mind it was if she were debarred ...
We hardly think that Miss Martineau would return thanks for having gone back to
her cheerless breakfasts , her scanty dinners , and her no suppers , when we find
, by her own confessions , what distress of mind it was if she were debarred ...
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The adaptation , not being natural , cannot be true , and something is thus given
out which is the reflection of nobody's mind ; and the conversation is fruitless or
worse . " After speaking of Miss Sedgwick in the most exalted terms , so as to ...
The adaptation , not being natural , cannot be true , and something is thus given
out which is the reflection of nobody's mind ; and the conversation is fruitless or
worse . " After speaking of Miss Sedgwick in the most exalted terms , so as to ...
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Bryant is a true poet ; his mind , though delicately and healthfully organized , as a
whole , is capable of perceiving individual beauties , and of painting them in parts
, so as to form cabinet pictures . Lord Byron let his thoughts run into cantos ...
Bryant is a true poet ; his mind , though delicately and healthfully organized , as a
whole , is capable of perceiving individual beauties , and of painting them in parts
, so as to form cabinet pictures . Lord Byron let his thoughts run into cantos ...
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| Наслов | American Quarterly Review, Том 22 Томови 298-301 књиге American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Уредник | Robert Walsh |
| Издавач | Carey, Lea & Carey, 1837 |
| Оригинал из | Универзитет у Мичигену |
| Дигитализовано | 2 сеп 2005 |
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