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... heard or read of . When a great soul rises up , it is generally in a place where there has been much hidden worth and intelligence at work for a long time . The vein runs on , as it were , beneath the surface for a generation or so ...
... heard or read of . When a great soul rises up , it is generally in a place where there has been much hidden worth and intelligence at work for a long time . The vein runs on , as it were , beneath the surface for a generation or so ...
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... heard to say , in a voice of thunder , ' I tell thee what , Mat- thew Sharpe ' - a mode of salutation that doubtless astonished General Sharpe ; but it was ' old James Carlyle's way , ' and was not to be altered for any General in ...
... heard to say , in a voice of thunder , ' I tell thee what , Mat- thew Sharpe ' - a mode of salutation that doubtless astonished General Sharpe ; but it was ' old James Carlyle's way , ' and was not to be altered for any General in ...
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... his knees ; others were weeping : what had been heard that day was more than could be reported ; it was the ineffable spirit that went forth from the deeps 2 THOMAS CARLYLE . 25 What a figure stood there before us! The form...
... his knees ; others were weeping : what had been heard that day was more than could be reported ; it was the ineffable spirit that went forth from the deeps 2 THOMAS CARLYLE . 25 What a figure stood there before us! The form...
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... heard that it was to her really inquiring mind that Carlyle owed his first questioning of the conventional Eng- lish opinion of the character of Cromwell . There was something indescribably touching and even thrilling in the tones of ...
... heard that it was to her really inquiring mind that Carlyle owed his first questioning of the conventional Eng- lish opinion of the character of Cromwell . There was something indescribably touching and even thrilling in the tones of ...
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... heard no voice calling for just the kind of work I felt capable of doing . The first break of gray light in this kind was brought by my old friend David Brewster . He set me to work on the " Edinburgh Encyclopędia ; " there was not much ...
... heard no voice calling for just the kind of work I felt capable of doing . The first break of gray light in this kind was brought by my old friend David Brewster . He set me to work on the " Edinburgh Encyclopędia ; " there was not much ...
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