Praise and Principle: Or, for what Shall I Live?Harper & Brothers, 1847 - 252 頁 |
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第 16 頁
... kind and beneficial influence . But let us follow Frank Derwent to the home to which he had returned when he relinquished the part that would have secured to him at least a chance of making these honours and advanta- ges his own . In a ...
... kind and beneficial influence . But let us follow Frank Derwent to the home to which he had returned when he relinquished the part that would have secured to him at least a chance of making these honours and advanta- ges his own . In a ...
第 18 頁
... kind which I feel , but which I do not know exactly how to describe to you . Studying gives me great pleasure of itself , if it never do any- thing more for me . " " Pleasure ! But is a man to live for pleas- ure ? " Frank was silent ...
... kind which I feel , but which I do not know exactly how to describe to you . Studying gives me great pleasure of itself , if it never do any- thing more for me . " " Pleasure ! But is a man to live for pleas- ure ? " Frank was silent ...
第 19 頁
... kind sympathy of her young heart upon him for the same cause . And never were sympathies more quick , or heart more overflowing with " the milk of human kind- ness " than Ida Hamilton's . Playful as a young fawn , she never took a walk ...
... kind sympathy of her young heart upon him for the same cause . And never were sympathies more quick , or heart more overflowing with " the milk of human kind- ness " than Ida Hamilton's . Playful as a young fawn , she never took a walk ...
第 20 頁
... kind of men professors were . Gratified with this interest in the objects which charmed him , and which were so little regarded in his new home , Frank now felt lively pleasure in her society , and began to speak to her more freely than ...
... kind of men professors were . Gratified with this interest in the objects which charmed him , and which were so little regarded in his new home , Frank now felt lively pleasure in her society , and began to speak to her more freely than ...
第 29 頁
... kind man , fulfilled his promise at once ; and , as if for the perfect gratification of Ida and Frank , the very day after he had finished his work it rained heavily . They hastened after the shower to Mrs. Day's , and were made ...
... kind man , fulfilled his promise at once ; and , as if for the perfect gratification of Ida and Frank , the very day after he had finished his work it rained heavily . They hastened after the shower to Mrs. Day's , and were made ...
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answer archery arrow asked auld lang syne Berryl Boston Broadhurst Cambridge Charles Ellers Charles Ellersby child companion countenance dear desire Doctor Burns Edwards Ellersby's engaged exclaimed eyes face father favour fear feel felt flush Frank Derwent Frank drew gentle gentleman give glance golden arrow Hamil hand hear heard heart honour hope Horace Ellersby horse hour hundred dollars Ida Hamilton Ida's ilton Ingleside interest kind knew Lady Lady Hamilton leave lersby letter lips look manner Manton Miss Ashgrove Miss Hamilton morning mother never o'clock once painful passed pleasure poor promise question received replied Ruggles scarcely Scott seemed silent Sir James Hamilton smile soon spirit stood sure tears tell tenderness thing thought tion told tone Uncle Beverly Uncle Horace valedictory voice walk Welland wish young
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第 38 頁 - Man is his own star; and the soul that can Render an honest and a perfect man, Commands all light, all influence, all fate; Nothing to him falls early or too late. Our acts our angels are, or good or ill, Our fatal shadows that walk by us still.
第 24 頁 - We are to have a gold arrow for the prize," said Charles Ellersby ; " some thought of a silver one, but I told them I would have nothing to do with it if it was not a gold one. It will cost about twenty dollars, I suppose, for it is to be very handsomely made.
第 222 頁 - We twa hae run about the braes, And pu'd the gowans fine ; But we've wandered mony a weary fit Sin auld lang syne.
第 227 頁 - Btlll, :i ; nearer to the light you draw. Fresh gales will meet you from the upper air. And wholesome dews of heaven your forehead lave. And darkness lighten more, till, full of awe, You stand in the open sunshine unaware !" " Thou dwell'st on sorrow's high and barren place, But round about the mount an angel-guard — Chariots of fire, horses of fire, encamp To keep thee safe for heaven," LET us follow to the suburbs of the city.
第 133 頁 - It was a simple portrait of a young man, holding a letter in one hand, and resting the other on a table.
第 14 頁 - Around her playful lips do glitter Heat-lightnings of a girlish scorn ; Harmless they are, for nothing bitter In that dear heart was ever born. That merry heart that cannot lie Within its warm nest quietly, But ever from the full dark eye, Is looking kindly night and morn.
第 120 頁 - Frank endeavoured to find some diversion from hi3 angry thoughts in the observation of passing objects. He had not been long thus engaged when his attention was attracted by the old gentleman who had left the Bank after his entrance, and who was now returning to it with a brisk step, and hurrying along, as it appeared, a more sluggish companion — a man seemingly of a different order, coarse in person, and ungainly in his movements. Frank's attention, once attracted to this pair, was soon riveted...
第 193 頁 - Fearless he is and scorning all disguise ; What he dares do or think, though men may start, He speaks with mild yet unaverted eyes.