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Meeting failure in his search for wealth in the 1851 Australian gold rush, a dispirited Mr. Cole takes the next available ship back to England -- and falls in love with Eva Denison ...

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... Albi was but one, and that by no means the most important town infected. The ... their members and distortive of their doctrines. "No person," observes Francis Palgrave in his "History ...

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... a lady if he believed in ghosts, and he replied, "No, madame; I have seen too many of them." Which is ...

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... Bonaparte to return, and, there being no gratitude in politics, the emancipated outlaw rose ... officer: in 1866, "Les Travailleurs de la Mer" (Toilers of the Sea), its scene among ...

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... sets up as a realist—he takes no care to preserve an atmosphere of probability. ... form part, without sensibly detracting from its merit. The art of choosing among the innumerable ...

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... Prior; Bolingbroke was heard to declare that no man knew better than Mr. Edward Gibbon ... and impulsive man, who however had the merit of obtaining and deserving his son's affection ...

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No word in our language—not even "Socialism"—has been employed ...

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... successful: but, if Germany was no more than a loose confederation of princes ... the reigning families predominated. The monarchs, no doubt, represented the passions and aspirations ...

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... find herself at rest under a sovereign who indulged no wanton fancies, but was gentle and calm and ... formed a plot against his life, he took no steps to punish him, but kept him close ...

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... at least probable. Even where there is no malice, imagination will still be active. ... , and new interests rise. The circumstances no longer exist which would explain their conduct. ...

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... insular, and yet no land has undergone deeper influences from without.  No land has owed more ... that, badges of conquest as they are, no one feels them to be badges of conquest ...

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... civilized Rome and classic Greece can produce no better authorities than old undated traditions, ... , "Hitherto shalt thou come, but no further!"—beyond this boundary all is Mine ...

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... against the other. Millions of men, who had no quarrel with their neighbours, stood waiting for the ... the homes of those who had done them no wrong. In the third year of the twentieth ...

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... The writer of this little book hopes that no one will imagine that he has disregarded this ... warning. There are no short-cuts to the understanding of a great ...

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... a king whose name was Odysseus. Odysseus feared no man. Stronger and braver than other men was ... -sweet food, and no sooner had each man eaten than he had no wish ever to return ...

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... roamed during a conversation. Above these rested no eyebrows. The forehead was given the appearance ... anatomists voute orbitaire has in general no hair except a small tuft upon the ...

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... mankind. And this age of feeling is no less an age of speculation, of metaphysical ... inquiry, of manifold heresies and schisms. No new Bernard stops with his earnest dogma the ...

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... a pious but stern person, and by no means disposed to entertain or allow any undue ... used freely, not at all viciously, but with no renunciation of the pleasures of society. There is ...

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... of conquerors. One would believe that there no longer exists in the universe any other city ... defence of the Holy Land; but they have no longer great captains among them; they have ...

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... Bible, but directly toward it, no imaginary scenes or conversations have been introduced ... gospels and all their contents; raising no questions concerning miracles or the relative ...

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... let Megara have Salamis, and passed a law that no one was ever to say that Salamis should by ... very cowardly law, but as no one wanted to be put to death, no one dared to say a word ...

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... fair Paris?" she pled. "Wisdom and Power bring no joy at last. I will give thee Love, and ... Then did Aphrodite cast her magic upon Helen. No longer did she love her husband, nor did ...

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... leading events of our own history we experience no small difficulty from the fact that so ... we are confronted by no such problem: altered to a certain extent no doubt is the pres ...

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... and onward into the beautiful land. Sometimes indeed no path was needed; for the rivers; woods; ... the ancient people to tell. Here; where no human foot had ever climbed; up beyond the ...

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... from those of the earlier age, and they no longer absorbed so large a part of the ... activity of the people; at any rate they no longer constituted, as they do for our period, ...

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