The Homes of the New World: Impressions of America, 第 1 卷Johnson Reprint, 1968 |
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... earth , but reap no less Because the sheaves are bound by hands not theirs ; These are the bloodless daggers wherewithal They stab fallen tyrants , this their high revenge . For their best part of life on earth is when Long after death ...
... earth , but reap no less Because the sheaves are bound by hands not theirs ; These are the bloodless daggers wherewithal They stab fallen tyrants , this their high revenge . For their best part of life on earth is when Long after death ...
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... earth equal to its population , and render death , at least as far as his great agents , war and pesti- lence , go , unnecessary there - unnecessary especially as the means of making breathing - room for the survivors . I rejoice in all ...
... earth equal to its population , and render death , at least as far as his great agents , war and pesti- lence , go , unnecessary there - unnecessary especially as the means of making breathing - room for the survivors . I rejoice in all ...
第 536 頁
... earth , if their mathematical and physical laws are the same as those which are in force upon this earth , then is it clear that the sense of beauty can not be essentially dissimilar , and that the moral reason must be fundamentally the ...
... earth , if their mathematical and physical laws are the same as those which are in force upon this earth , then is it clear that the sense of beauty can not be essentially dissimilar , and that the moral reason must be fundamentally the ...
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