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of Jupiter should be above all things , and by all things presented to her imagination , in a journey which is taken ... thing to the suffering consequent on uttering it , is unequalled by anything in Eschylus or Goethe . When the curse ...
of Jupiter should be above all things , and by all things presented to her imagination , in a journey which is taken ... thing to the suffering consequent on uttering it , is unequalled by anything in Eschylus or Goethe . When the curse ...
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... things afterwards , the little architect was observed to have as brutes learn to do , either by their own unaided resorted to the only plan which could be effectual ; experience , or as taught by man . Docility is evi- he had left the ...
... things afterwards , the little architect was observed to have as brutes learn to do , either by their own unaided resorted to the only plan which could be effectual ; experience , or as taught by man . Docility is evi- he had left the ...
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... thing around her can engage ; Yet who , when into speech beguiled , Will mutter of some absent child . A costly - furnished , west - end room , Whose mirrors - pictures - all things show A stintless and abounding wealth- An easeful ...
... thing around her can engage ; Yet who , when into speech beguiled , Will mutter of some absent child . A costly - furnished , west - end room , Whose mirrors - pictures - all things show A stintless and abounding wealth- An easeful ...
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