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It is the principle of Evil and not of Good ; and the less of it we call into service , in all matters of moral government or man- agement of men , the better . It rarely fails to do absolutely and immediately more harm than good ...
It is the principle of Evil and not of Good ; and the less of it we call into service , in all matters of moral government or man- agement of men , the better . It rarely fails to do absolutely and immediately more harm than good ...
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In a na- tural state of society , the burnished mirror of the present day would be in- trinsically a better and fitter appendage of the female toilet , than the nicely scoured pewter platter , before which the beauties of past ...
In a na- tural state of society , the burnished mirror of the present day would be in- trinsically a better and fitter appendage of the female toilet , than the nicely scoured pewter platter , before which the beauties of past ...
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If any one knows anything better than another , let him correct his error ; such is the will of the prophet , " return- ed the old man . " The Sheik , it is true , is blessed with treasures , and possesses all which the heart desires ...
If any one knows anything better than another , let him correct his error ; such is the will of the prophet , " return- ed the old man . " The Sheik , it is true , is blessed with treasures , and possesses all which the heart desires ...
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Peace be with you , ye young men , and for the future think better of the good Sheik . " The young people thanked the old man for his information , looked once again at the sorrowing father , and walked down the street , saying to each ...
Peace be with you , ye young men , and for the future think better of the good Sheik . " The young people thanked the old man for his information , looked once again at the sorrowing father , and walked down the street , saying to each ...
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... then take the liberty of introduc- ing him to the society of Grünwiesel , and yet he caught this language with such extreme difficulty , that oftentimes he could take no better course than to beat it into him with a hunting - whip .
... then take the liberty of introduc- ing him to the society of Grünwiesel , and yet he caught this language with such extreme difficulty , that oftentimes he could take no better course than to beat it into him with a hunting - whip .
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Informação bibliográfica
| Título | The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 16 Volumes 691-694 de American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Editora | Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1815 |
| Original de | Universidade de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 21 Jan 2009 |
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