 ... finally monopolize the whole business of quenching thirst. Blessed consummation ! Then Poverty shall pass away from the land, finding no hovel so wretched, where her squalid form may shelter itself. Then, Disease, for lack of other victims, shall...  Twice-told tales - Page 126by Nathaniel Hawthorne - 1902Full view - About this book
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...land, finding no hovel so wretched where her squalid form may shelter itself. Then sin shall lose halt her strength. Until now, the frenzy of hereditary fever has raged in the1 human blood, transmitted from sire to son, and rekindled in every generation by fresh draughts... | |
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...Blessed consummation! Then Poverty shall pass away from the land, finding no hovel so wretched, where her squalid form may shelter itself. Then Disease, for lack of other victims, shall gnaw his own heart, and die. Then Sin, if she do not die, shall lose half her strength. 15. Ahem ! Dry work,... | |
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...Blessed consummation ! ThenP Poverty shall pass away from the land, finding no hovel so wretched, where her squalid form may shelter itself. Then Disease, for lack of other victims, shall gnaw his own heart,? and die. Then Sin, if she do not die, shall lose half her strength. 14. Then there... | |
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...Blessed consummation ! Then, Poverty shall pass away from the land, finding no hovel so wretched, where her squalid form may shelter itself. Then, Disease, for lack of other victims, shall gnaw his own heart and die. Then, Sin, if she do not die, shall lose half her strength. 15. Then, there... | |
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...Blessed consummation ! Then, Poverty shall pass away from the land, finding no hovel so wretched where her squalid form may shelter itself. Then Disease,...every generation, by fresh draughts of liquid flame. 9. When that inward fire shall be extinguished, the heat of passion cannot but grow cool, and war —... | |
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...Blessed consummation ! Then, Poverty shall pass away from the land, finding no hovel so wretched, whore her squalid form may shelter itself. Then, Disease,...victims, shall gnaw its own heart, and die. Then, Sin, if sue do not die, shall lose half her strength. Until now, the phrenzy of hereditary fever has raged... | |
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...where her squalid form may shelter itself. Then, Disease, for lack of other victims, shall gnaw his own heart and die. Then, Sin, if she do not die, shall lose half her strength. 15. Then, there will be no war of households. The husband and the wife, drinking deep of peaceful joy,... | |
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...Blessed consummation ! Then, Poverty shall pass away from the land, finding no hovel so wretched, where her squalid form may shelter itself. Then, Disease, for lack of other victims, shall gnaw his own heart and die. Then, Sin, if she do not die, shall lose half her strength. 15. Then, there... | |
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...Blessed consummation! Then, Poverty shall pass away from the land, finding no hovel so wretched where her squalid form may shelter itself. Then Disease,...not die, shall lose half her strength. Until now, tha frenzy of hereditary fever has raged in the human blood, transmitted from sire to son, and rekindled,... | |
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...Blessed consummation ! Then, Poverty shall pass away from the land, finding no hovel so wretched, where her squalid form may shelter itself. Then Disease,...die, shall lose half her strength. Until now, the phrensy of hereditary fever has raged in the human blood, transmitted from sire to son, and rekindled,... | |
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