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John Alfred Langford. experienced the beneficent influence of grief and fuffering . " Bleffed , " fays England's greatest child of poefy- " Bleffed are the ufes of adverfity . " Shelley tells us that poets " learn in fuffering what they ...
John Alfred Langford. experienced the beneficent influence of grief and fuffering . " Bleffed , " fays England's greatest child of poefy- " Bleffed are the ufes of adverfity . " Shelley tells us that poets " learn in fuffering what they ...
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... fuffering and enraged multitudes marched to their places of meeting . Some of thefe banners bore the most terrible and threatening infcriptions . Riots were frequent , and the police and military were con- stantly on the alert , and ...
... fuffering and enraged multitudes marched to their places of meeting . Some of thefe banners bore the most terrible and threatening infcriptions . Riots were frequent , and the police and military were con- stantly on the alert , and ...
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... fufferings and oppreffions of my fellow- men . He was entombed with pomp , and a host of great titled ones , of every ... fuffering , and wrong , it will outlast the pofthumous ftone block that may be erected to perpetuate the memory of ...
... fufferings and oppreffions of my fellow- men . He was entombed with pomp , and a host of great titled ones , of every ... fuffering , and wrong , it will outlast the pofthumous ftone block that may be erected to perpetuate the memory of ...
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