The Complete Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson: Essays, 2d seriesHoughton, Mifflin, 1903 |
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Page 314
... whole passage . " It is said that when the fame of the excellence of the nature of Zertûsht had spread all over the world , and when Isfendiar went around the world , erected fire - temples and raised domes over the fires , the wise men ...
... whole passage . " It is said that when the fame of the excellence of the nature of Zertûsht had spread all over the world , and when Isfendiar went around the world , erected fire - temples and raised domes over the fires , the wise men ...
Page 338
... whole magazine of dissimulation , for so many ages reckoned the Capital art of Government . It would purge that rottenness which has defamed the whole Science until politic has come to mean cunning ; would show the pretenders in that ...
... whole magazine of dissimulation , for so many ages reckoned the Capital art of Government . It would purge that rottenness which has defamed the whole Science until politic has come to mean cunning ; would show the pretenders in that ...
Page 340
... whole is a steady progress of innovation . In London , they write on the fences , Of what use are the Lords ? ' In Spain and in Portugal , the liberal monarchists can scarce hold out against the mob . The South American States are too ...
... whole is a steady progress of innovation . In London , they write on the fences , Of what use are the Lords ? ' In Spain and in Portugal , the liberal monarchists can scarce hold out against the mob . The South American States are too ...
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