Select British Classics, 第 38 卷J. Conrad, 1803 |
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... human nature , than it does to good writing . This religious fear , when it is pro- duced by just apprehensions of a Divine Power , natu- rally over - looks all human greatness that stands in competition with it , and extinguishes every ...
... human nature , than it does to good writing . This religious fear , when it is pro- duced by just apprehensions of a Divine Power , natu- rally over - looks all human greatness that stands in competition with it , and extinguishes every ...
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... human life in a gentler and smoother man- ner than age : it is like a stream that nourishes a plant upon its bank , and causes it to flourish and blossom to the sight , but at the same time is undermining it at the root in secret . My ...
... human life in a gentler and smoother man- ner than age : it is like a stream that nourishes a plant upon its bank , and causes it to flourish and blossom to the sight , but at the same time is undermining it at the root in secret . My ...
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... human nature appear ridiculous to Beings of superior faculties , it must be pride . They know so well the vanity of those imaginary perfections that swell the heart of man , and of those little supernumerary advantages , whether in ...
... human nature appear ridiculous to Beings of superior faculties , it must be pride . They know so well the vanity of those imaginary perfections that swell the heart of man , and of those little supernumerary advantages , whether in ...
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