An American BibleAlice Hubbard Roycrofters, 1911 - 403 pages |
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Page 63
... never comes A flatterer never seems absurd : the flattered always take his word Never praise nor dispraise , till seven Christmases be over Learn of the skilful : he that teaches himself hath a fool for a master Be always ashamed to ...
... never comes A flatterer never seems absurd : the flattered always take his word Never praise nor dispraise , till seven Christmases be over Learn of the skilful : he that teaches himself hath a fool for a master Be always ashamed to ...
Page 116
... never be too often repeated , that the time for fixing every essential right , on a legal basis , is while our rulers are honest , and ourselves united . From the conclusion of this war ( of the Revo- lution ) we shall be going down ...
... never be too often repeated , that the time for fixing every essential right , on a legal basis , is while our rulers are honest , and ourselves united . From the conclusion of this war ( of the Revo- lution ) we shall be going down ...
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... never die Since language can never explain to one who does not already know , and as words are never a vindi- cation , silence when ballasted by soul is effective beyond speech Upon every face is written the record of the life the man ...
... never die Since language can never explain to one who does not already know , and as words are never a vindi- cation , silence when ballasted by soul is effective beyond speech Upon every face is written the record of the life the man ...
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