Sanders' Young Ladies' Reader: Embracing a Comprehensive Course of Instruction in the Principles of Rhetorical Reading : with a Choice Collection of Exercises in Reading, Both in Prose and Poetry, for the Use of the Higher Female Seminaries, as Also, the Higher Classes in Female Schools Generally |
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Page 102
... expression of counte- nance as much as men or animals . Some seem to smile ; some have a sad expression ; some are pensive and diffident ; others again are plain , honest , and upright , like the broad - faced sunflower and the ...
... expression of counte- nance as much as men or animals . Some seem to smile ; some have a sad expression ; some are pensive and diffident ; others again are plain , honest , and upright , like the broad - faced sunflower and the ...
Page 117
... expression , and put out his hands . There was one moment of agony , and then the sweet features all settled with a smile of peace , and " mortality was swallowed up of life . " 22. My uncle laid him down , and looked one moment at his ...
... expression , and put out his hands . There was one moment of agony , and then the sweet features all settled with a smile of peace , and " mortality was swallowed up of life . " 22. My uncle laid him down , and looked one moment at his ...
Page 203
... expressions . He must not shrink from exploring even the retreats of misery . 5. He who wishes to understand the ... expression to his characters , which is not authenticated by sufficient testimony . But , by judicious selection ...
... expressions . He must not shrink from exploring even the retreats of misery . 5. He who wishes to understand the ... expression to his characters , which is not authenticated by sufficient testimony . But , by judicious selection ...
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