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Tocqueville Alexis De - Democracy In America
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... must change; but as long as this opinion subsists, to change is impossible.] It is difficult for us, who have had the good fortune to be born amongst men like ourselves by nature, and equal to ourselves by law, to conceive the irreconcilable differences which separate the negro from the ...
Maupassant Guy De - Short Stories Of The Tragedy And Comedy Of Life
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... extinguished at the bottom of the dark well. She suffered no Page 103 longer. She had changed her life for that of others yet to be born. ``Hours passed away in this silent and sinister communion with the dead. A pale light at length announced the dawn of a new ...
Maupassant Guy De - Miss Harriet
[ FRENCH FICTION]
... extinguished at the bottom of the dark well. She suffered no -----------------------------------------------------------------------Page 103 longer. She had changed her life for that of others yet to be born. ``Hours passed away in this silent and sinister communion with the dead. A pale light at length announced the dawn of a new ...
Emerson Ralph Waldo - Man The Reformer
[ ESSAYS]
... establish and protect it, seem not to be the issue of love and reason, but of selfishness. Suppose a man is so unhappy as to be born a saint, with keen perceptions, but with the conscience and love of an angel, and he is to get his living in the ...
Emerson Ralph Waldo - English Traits
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... hundred years. But I found the two disgraces in that, as in most English books, are, first, disloyalty to Church and State, and, second, to be born poor, or to come to poverty. A natural fruit of England is the brutal political economy. Malthus finds no cover laid at nature's ...
Plutarque - Demosthenes
[ IN SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES]
... the qualities and disposition of the mind, it is, in my opinion, of no other disadvantage to be of a mean, obscure country, than to be born of a small or plain-looking woman. For it were ridiculous to think that Iulis, a little part of Ceos, which itself is ...
London Jack - Before Adam
[ FICTION]
... if we had never crossed it we would most probably have never returned to the horde; and I, the modern, the thousand centuries yet to be born, would never have been born . And yet Lop-Ear and I wanted greatly to return. We had experienced homesickness on our journey, the ...
Tolstoy Lev Nikolayevich - The Kreutzer Sonata
[ OTHER LITERATURES]
... bed, walking, fresh air, for all these things we, especially she, heard of new rules every week, just as if children had only begun to be born into the world since yesterday. And if a child that had not been fed or bathed in the right way or at the ...
Plutarque - Theseus
[ IN SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES]
... the eighth day of Hecatombaeon, as Diodorus the geographer writes, or else thinking that number to be proper to him, because he was reputed to be born of Neptune, because they sacrifice to Neptune on the eighth day of every month. The number eight being the first cube of an ...
Sterne Laurence - A Sentimental Journey
[ ENGLISH FICTION]
... as he walked along in this manner: Luckless man that I am! said the notary, to be the sport of hurricanes all my days: - to be born to have the storm of ill language levell'd against me and my profession wherever I go; to be forced into marriage by the ...
Shaw George Bernard - A Treatise On Parents And Children
[ ENGLISH ESSAYS]
... and rejoice in death as we rejoice in birth; for without death we cannot be born again; and the man who does not wish to be born again and born better is fit only to represent the City of London in Parliament, or perhaps the university of Oxford. The Child ...

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