On the Beauties, Harmonies, and Sublimities of Nature: With Notes, Commentaries, and Illustrations |
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Page 308
... death the whole will doubtless enter into new combinations . Love and Death are Nature's greatest ministers . The one calls us into existence , the other calls us from it . Happy are those who arrive at the end of their journey with a ...
... death the whole will doubtless enter into new combinations . Love and Death are Nature's greatest ministers . The one calls us into existence , the other calls us from it . Happy are those who arrive at the end of their journey with a ...
Page 309
... death only as a cavern , through which we must necessarily pass in our road to a happier region ; did we , in our manhood , look upon death as the sis- ter of sleep and the mother of rest ; were the un- fortunate to hail it as a refuge ...
... death only as a cavern , through which we must necessarily pass in our road to a happier region ; did we , in our manhood , look upon death as the sis- ter of sleep and the mother of rest ; were the un- fortunate to hail it as a refuge ...
Page 311
... death , desired the Persians to rejoice at his funeral , and not to lament as if he were really dead . And Dr ... death , for the most part , is as much a stranger to age as to youth . Both should so live that he may be greeted with joy ...
... death , desired the Persians to rejoice at his funeral , and not to lament as if he were really dead . And Dr ... death , for the most part , is as much a stranger to age as to youth . Both should so live that he may be greeted with joy ...
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