EssaysLittle Leather Library Corporation, 1910 - 96 pages |
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Page 108
... wisdom . Far otherwise ; your silence answers very loud . You have no oracle to utter , and your fellow - men have learned that you cannot help them ; for oracles speak . Doth not wisdom cry and understanding put forth her voice ...
... wisdom . Far otherwise ; your silence answers very loud . You have no oracle to utter , and your fellow - men have learned that you cannot help them ; for oracles speak . Doth not wisdom cry and understanding put forth her voice ...
Page 139
... wisdom everywhere , to the end of increasing virtue and wisdom . We are by nature observers , and thereby learners . manent state . But we are often made to feel that our affections are but tents of a night . That is our per- There are ...
... wisdom everywhere , to the end of increasing virtue and wisdom . We are by nature observers , and thereby learners . manent state . But we are often made to feel that our affections are but tents of a night . That is our per- There are ...
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... wisdom , poetry , virtue . We never got it on any dated calendar day . Some heavenly days must have been intercalated some- where , like those that Hermes won with dice of the Moon , that Osiris might be born . It is said , all ...
... wisdom , poetry , virtue . We never got it on any dated calendar day . Some heavenly days must have been intercalated some- where , like those that Hermes won with dice of the Moon , that Osiris might be born . It is said , all ...
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