An American BibleAlice Hubbard Roycrofters, 1911 - 403 pages |
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Page 63
... comes A flatterer never seems absurd : the flattered always take his word Never praise nor dispraise , till seven ... come not , then our fears are vain ; And if they do , fear but augments the pain . Nick's passions grow fat and hearty ...
... comes A flatterer never seems absurd : the flattered always take his word Never praise nor dispraise , till seven ... come not , then our fears are vain ; And if they do , fear but augments the pain . Nick's passions grow fat and hearty ...
Page 283
... comes a particle of the Divine Energy that makes these cells its home 8 : 0 Growth follows , cell is added to cell ... come and gone since Cæsar trod the Roman Forum . The pillars against which he often leaned still stand . The ...
... comes a particle of the Divine Energy that makes these cells its home 8 : 0 Growth follows , cell is added to cell ... come and gone since Cæsar trod the Roman Forum . The pillars against which he often leaned still stand . The ...
Page 398
... comes from having given all , now has won all . Michelangelo faces the East ! The years will pass and be counted into the eternity that lies behind : the breezes of Spring will blow- birds will mate and flowers bloom - Summer will come ...
... comes from having given all , now has won all . Michelangelo faces the East ! The years will pass and be counted into the eternity that lies behind : the breezes of Spring will blow- birds will mate and flowers bloom - Summer will come ...
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