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... moral depth , " replied Kenyon ; " and I see in it the reason why Hilda so highly appreciates Fra Angelico's pictures . Well ; we will let all such matters pass for to - day , and stroll about this fine old city till noon . " They ...
... moral depth , " replied Kenyon ; " and I see in it the reason why Hilda so highly appreciates Fra Angelico's pictures . Well ; we will let all such matters pass for to - day , and stroll about this fine old city till noon . " They ...
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... moral world . Re- membering these things , let them suggest one generous motive for walking heedfully amid the defilement of earthly ways ! Let us reflect , that the highest path is pointed out by the pure Ideal of those who look up to ...
... moral world . Re- membering these things , let them suggest one generous motive for walking heedfully amid the defilement of earthly ways ! Let us reflect , that the highest path is pointed out by the pure Ideal of those who look up to ...
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... moral blotches in a cha- racter that won her admiration . She purified the objects of her regard by the mere act of turning such spotless eyes upon them . Hilda's despondency , nevertheless , while it dulled her perceptions in one ...
... moral blotches in a cha- racter that won her admiration . She purified the objects of her regard by the mere act of turning such spotless eyes upon them . Hilda's despondency , nevertheless , while it dulled her perceptions in one ...
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... its own potency it has no such effect ; and it fails likewise , in that other test of its moral value which poor Hilda was now involuntarily try- ing upon it . It cannot comfort the heart in 58 ROMANCE OF MONTE BENI .
... its own potency it has no such effect ; and it fails likewise , in that other test of its moral value which poor Hilda was now involuntarily try- ing upon it . It cannot comfort the heart in 58 ROMANCE OF MONTE BENI .
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... moral of the picture , the immortal youth and loveliness of Virtue , and its irresistible might against ugly Evil , appealed as much to Puritans as Catholics . Suddenly , and as if it were done in a dream , Hilda found herself kneeling ...
... moral of the picture , the immortal youth and loveliness of Virtue , and its irresistible might against ugly Evil , appealed as much to Puritans as Catholics . Suddenly , and as if it were done in a dream , Hilda found herself kneeling ...
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