Knowledge is Power: A Guide to Personal CultureHutchinson, 1935 - 360 pages |
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Page 85
... eyes , and often a twinkle in them . His tongue was not fond of wagging in blame , and he rather gave a word of pity for the frailty of man than self - righteous condemnation . Though a man of good position , a friend of princes , and a ...
... eyes , and often a twinkle in them . His tongue was not fond of wagging in blame , and he rather gave a word of pity for the frailty of man than self - righteous condemnation . Though a man of good position , a friend of princes , and a ...
Page 117
... eyes of the serious Mr. Pepys ( who dearly loved his little bit of scandal , nevertheless ) it is intensely ... eye on posterity , and never dreamed that the world would one day read those intimate and private thoughts of his set down in ...
... eyes of the serious Mr. Pepys ( who dearly loved his little bit of scandal , nevertheless ) it is intensely ... eye on posterity , and never dreamed that the world would one day read those intimate and private thoughts of his set down in ...
Page 172
... eyes to eyes which in the space of a heart's throb shall reveal to them the glory of eternity . No matter whether that glance of true love is followed by no other message between the soul of man and woman , no matter if death comes to ...
... eyes to eyes which in the space of a heart's throb shall reveal to them the glory of eternity . No matter whether that glance of true love is followed by no other message between the soul of man and woman , no matter if death comes to ...
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