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Page 11
Do not deceive yourself - with you I go to - night where ' er you go . Frederick . To
seek me ? - ( How I quake with fear ) [ Aside . My lord , I wait your lordship ' s will .
Arnesto . They told me that you came home ill , Depressed and low ; and being ...
Do not deceive yourself - with you I go to - night where ' er you go . Frederick . To
seek me ? - ( How I quake with fear ) [ Aside . My lord , I wait your lordship ' s will .
Arnesto . They told me that you came home ill , Depressed and low ; and being ...
Page 359
They dare not disclose to him Romish priesthood is not of that cha . any
improvement in their condition , racter which , if ever so well directed , for fear it
would increase his exaction can best conduce to the advancement of his dues .
The priest ...
They dare not disclose to him Romish priesthood is not of that cha . any
improvement in their condition , racter which , if ever so well directed , for fear it
would increase his exaction can best conduce to the advancement of his dues .
The priest ...
Page 434
In the original , deisi . daimon - esterous [ ducidasjonerTipous ] , a word which
signifies literally “ over . given to fear or reverence daimons " i . e . ( according to
the belief of the Athenians , to whom this language is addressed ) mediate
celestial ...
In the original , deisi . daimon - esterous [ ducidasjonerTipous ] , a word which
signifies literally “ over . given to fear or reverence daimons " i . e . ( according to
the belief of the Athenians , to whom this language is addressed ) mediate
celestial ...
Page 561
If I could but get your school to work bere , I would be as happy as the day is long
; but the difficulties , I fear , are not to be yet surmounted . “ Ist . Very wild men ;
2nd , the Mahometan religion ; 3rd , the language . The religion I would not touch
...
If I could but get your school to work bere , I would be as happy as the day is long
; but the difficulties , I fear , are not to be yet surmounted . “ Ist . Very wild men ;
2nd , the Mahometan religion ; 3rd , the language . The religion I would not touch
...
Page 652
... hands in prayer : _ " Fear not , unhappy stranger , " they exclaim , “ If thou ,
indeed , beneath this earthly frame , Art not some heavenly messenger of
peaceSome god - some patron deity of Greece ; Such god - like grace ennobles
thy old age ...
... hands in prayer : _ " Fear not , unhappy stranger , " they exclaim , “ If thou ,
indeed , beneath this earthly frame , Art not some heavenly messenger of
peaceSome god - some patron deity of Greece ; Such god - like grace ennobles
thy old age ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Dublin university magazine |
| Author | University magazine |
| Contributor | Dublin city, univ |
| Published | 1848 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 7 Nov 2006 |
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