English Literature of the Nineteenth Century: On the Plan of the Author's "Compendium of English Literature," and Supplementary to it : Designed for Colleges and Advanced Classes in Schools, as Well as for Private Reading |
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... rich ? Do you think that single point worth the sacrificing every thing else to ? You may then be rich . Thou- sands have become so from the lowest beginnings , by toil , and patient diligence , and attention to the minutest articles of ...
... rich ? Do you think that single point worth the sacrificing every thing else to ? You may then be rich . Thou- sands have become so from the lowest beginnings , by toil , and patient diligence , and attention to the minutest articles of ...
Page 700
... RICH AND POOR . When God built up the dome of blue , And portion'd earth's prolific floor , The measure of his wisdom drew A line between the rich and poor ; And till that vault of glory fall , Or beauteous earth be scarr'd with flaine ...
... RICH AND POOR . When God built up the dome of blue , And portion'd earth's prolific floor , The measure of his wisdom drew A line between the rich and poor ; And till that vault of glory fall , Or beauteous earth be scarr'd with flaine ...
Page 701
... RICH AND POOR . When God built up the dome of blue , And portion'd earth's prolific floor , The measure of his wisdom drew A line between the rich and poor ; And till that vault of glory fall , Or beauteous earth be scarr'd with flaine ...
... RICH AND POOR . When God built up the dome of blue , And portion'd earth's prolific floor , The measure of his wisdom drew A line between the rich and poor ; And till that vault of glory fall , Or beauteous earth be scarr'd with flaine ...
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