Littell's Living Age, Volume 31Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1851 |
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Page 12
... doubt borrows from itself as well as from human life ; which is one reason for the copiousness with which , after a long frost , its fountains gush forth at particular periods . Poets learn to sing as children learn to speak , in part ...
... doubt borrows from itself as well as from human life ; which is one reason for the copiousness with which , after a long frost , its fountains gush forth at particular periods . Poets learn to sing as children learn to speak , in part ...
Page 144
... doubt , will always belong to a political press , unless it be greatly abused - but it is an influence which is certainly not to be feared by society , because the measure of it depends upon its honesty and its practical usefulness . In ...
... doubt , will always belong to a political press , unless it be greatly abused - but it is an influence which is certainly not to be feared by society , because the measure of it depends upon its honesty and its practical usefulness . In ...
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... doubt an attractive and a tenable position , though hardly of much use , at least in a newspaper . But on this occasion the champion of people in general has an easy task . The great mass of those who take an interest in politics in ...
... doubt an attractive and a tenable position , though hardly of much use , at least in a newspaper . But on this occasion the champion of people in general has an easy task . The great mass of those who take an interest in politics in ...
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