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... pursuit of vain objects or empty pleasures ; his employments had been as
valueless as the amusements of Aeropus or ... like chastening spirits of the past ,
and wormwood was his portion in the re chalice , instead of the nectar of
pleasure .
... pursuit of vain objects or empty pleasures ; his employments had been as
valueless as the amusements of Aeropus or ... like chastening spirits of the past ,
and wormwood was his portion in the re chalice , instead of the nectar of
pleasure .
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chalice , instead of the nectar of pleasure . Enlarged notions and generous
sentiments he had not ; subtlety and acuteness were rather the characteristics of
the man . It is true he had not been guilty of flagrant errors , nor set a vicious
example ...
chalice , instead of the nectar of pleasure . Enlarged notions and generous
sentiments he had not ; subtlety and acuteness were rather the characteristics of
the man . It is true he had not been guilty of flagrant errors , nor set a vicious
example ...
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Heberden Milford. were so far satisfied ; the man - mountain and like
acquaintance partook of the bridal cheer , and every day was a day of sunshine
and pleasure . CHAPTER IV . “ Gideon ' s actions , as 48 A PHYSICIAN ' S TALE .
Heberden Milford. were so far satisfied ; the man - mountain and like
acquaintance partook of the bridal cheer , and every day was a day of sunshine
and pleasure . CHAPTER IV . “ Gideon ' s actions , as 48 A PHYSICIAN ' S TALE .
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Active minds , Jingles , active minds , feed upon themselves , and in such
pabulum become fretful , if they have no rational object of pursuit - I mean objects
of more weighty import than simple amusements and trifling pleasures . ” “ True -
true ...
Active minds , Jingles , active minds , feed upon themselves , and in such
pabulum become fretful , if they have no rational object of pursuit - I mean objects
of more weighty import than simple amusements and trifling pleasures . ” “ True -
true ...
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Captain , ” said his reverence , when the sale was announced , “ make out a list
of such articles as you wish to retain , and I will advance you the money with
infinite pleasure . ” He did not say he would give it to him , knowing too well the
tender ...
Captain , ” said his reverence , when the sale was announced , “ make out a list
of such articles as you wish to retain , and I will advance you the money with
infinite pleasure . ” He did not say he would give it to him , knowing too well the
tender ...
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| Название | A physician's tale, Том 2 A physician's tale, Heberden Milford |
| Автор | Heberden Milford |
| Опубликована: | 1854 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Оксфордский университет |
| Оцифровано | 11 июл 2006 |
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