Elbert Hubbard's Scrap Book: Containing the Inspired and Inspiring Selections, Gathered During a Life Time of Discriminating Reading for His Own Use, Volume 1A collection of more than seven hundred quotations from the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. |
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Page 25
... universe , and the reach of its own chain the outer verge of intelligence . N enlightened mind is not hood - safe ; and he who keeps back the truth , or withholds it from men , from motives of expediency , is either a coward or a ...
... universe , and the reach of its own chain the outer verge of intelligence . N enlightened mind is not hood - safe ; and he who keeps back the truth , or withholds it from men , from motives of expediency , is either a coward or a ...
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... universe . Yes , for he rules his mother , his mother rules me , I rule Athens and Athens the world . " After Themistocles it was Pericles ' turn to govern and be ruled His sovereign was Aspasia . -Edgar Saltus . To me it seems as if ...
... universe . Yes , for he rules his mother , his mother rules me , I rule Athens and Athens the world . " After Themistocles it was Pericles ' turn to govern and be ruled His sovereign was Aspasia . -Edgar Saltus . To me it seems as if ...
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... Universe , there was even , unconsciously , by Commerce , some mutual helpfulness between them . How then ? Simpleton ! their Governors had fallen out ; and , instead of shooting one another , had the cunning to make these may still ...
... Universe , there was even , unconsciously , by Commerce , some mutual helpfulness between them . How then ? Simpleton ! their Governors had fallen out ; and , instead of shooting one another , had the cunning to make these may still ...
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... universe To him who is disposed to cavil at the world which God has in such wise created , we may fairly put the question whether the prospect of escape from its ills would ever induce him to put off this human consciousness , and ...
... universe To him who is disposed to cavil at the world which God has in such wise created , we may fairly put the question whether the prospect of escape from its ills would ever induce him to put off this human consciousness , and ...
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... universe , and beyond these the sense of the eternal now , of the immortal . Full aware that all has failed , yet , side by side with the sadness of that knowledge , there lives on in me an unquenchable belief , thought burning like the ...
... universe , and beyond these the sense of the eternal now , of the immortal . Full aware that all has failed , yet , side by side with the sadness of that knowledge , there lives on in me an unquenchable belief , thought burning like the ...
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