Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Band 112W. Blackwood & Sons, 1872 |
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... Nature . Nature , it is true , is often liberal , sometimes profusely bountiful ; but with her gift comes the necessity for using it . She enforces hard toil ; a life , perhaps , of devotion ; and a long waiting for reward - oftentimes ...
... Nature . Nature , it is true , is often liberal , sometimes profusely bountiful ; but with her gift comes the necessity for using it . She enforces hard toil ; a life , perhaps , of devotion ; and a long waiting for reward - oftentimes ...
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... nature thus characterised misses that imperious and royal force which makes men re- cognise their natural leader . But yet something like genius is in the revelation of such a mind - some- thing which touches profoundly all who are ...
... nature thus characterised misses that imperious and royal force which makes men re- cognise their natural leader . But yet something like genius is in the revelation of such a mind - some- thing which touches profoundly all who are ...
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... nature is never disturbed by any inopportune breaking - in of humanity . The mock- ing unbelief which chuckles in the very presence of divinity over its own changeless , emotionless esti- mate of things human , is a more original ...
... nature is never disturbed by any inopportune breaking - in of humanity . The mock- ing unbelief which chuckles in the very presence of divinity over its own changeless , emotionless esti- mate of things human , is a more original ...
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