Waverly Novels, volume 35
Waverly Novels, volume 35
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and of his testir mony to the honourable principles of the people, and to their detestation of a breach of trust to a kind and honourable mas- tor, however great might be the risk, or however fSatal the oon^ fequeuces» to the individual, himself.'*— VoL I. pp. 62> 69, 3d£dit.
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Under the opening eyelids of tlie mom They drove afield.
EUgy on LyddaM, 1 HAVE sometimes wondered... why all the favour- ite occupations and pastimes of mankind go to the disturbance of that happy state of tranquillity, that Otiumy as Horace terms it, which he says is the object of all men's prayers, whether preferred from sea or land ; and that the undisturbed repose, of which we are so tenacious, when duty or necessity compels us to abandon it, is precisely what we long to exchange for a state of excitation, as soon as we may prolong it at our own pleasure. Briefly, yon have only to say to a man,
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and of his testir mony to the honourable principles of the people, and to their detestation of a breach of trust to a kind and honourable mas- tor, however great might be the risk, or however fSatal the oon^ fequeuces» to the individual, himself.'*— VoL I. pp. 62> 69, 3d£dit.
BND OF THE HIGHLAND WIDOW.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC fSB CHRONICL86 OF THB CANONGATE> Together botb on the higb lawns appeared.
Under the opening eyelids of tlie mom They drove afield.
EUgy on LyddaM, 1 HAVE sometimes wondered... why all the favour- ite occupations and pastimes of mankind go to the disturbance of that happy state of tranquillity, that Otiumy as Horace terms it, which he says is the object of all men's prayers, whether preferred from sea or land ; and that the undisturbed repose, of which we are so tenacious, when duty or necessity compels us to abandon it, is precisely what we long to exchange for a state of excitation, as soon as we may prolong it at our own pleasure. Briefly, yon have only to say to a man,
What to read after Waverly Novels, volume 35?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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