The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 8Atlantic Monthly Company, 1861 - American essays |
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Page 80
... human moods , and so wise- ly adapted to the true spirit of reform , had they known these , all subsequent Art would have felt the noble impulse , and been developed into that sphere of per- fection which we see rendering illustrious ...
... human moods , and so wise- ly adapted to the true spirit of reform , had they known these , all subsequent Art would have felt the noble impulse , and been developed into that sphere of per- fection which we see rendering illustrious ...
Page 428
... human laws should hold all men equally responsible . The punishment of such an offence is such an infliction , no matter who committed the offence . least the mitigating circumstances which human laws can take into account must be all ...
... human laws should hold all men equally responsible . The punishment of such an offence is such an infliction , no matter who committed the offence . least the mitigating circumstances which human laws can take into account must be all ...
Page 436
... human being whose aspect was of such unutterable pride as a man I lately saw playing the drum as one of a cer- tain splendid military band . He was playing in a piece in which the drum music was very conspicuous ; and even an unskilled ...
... human being whose aspect was of such unutterable pride as a man I lately saw playing the drum as one of a cer- tain splendid military band . He was playing in a piece in which the drum music was very conspicuous ; and even an unskilled ...
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