Fraser's Magazine, Volume 25Contains the first printing of Sartor resartus, as well as other works by Thomas Carlyle. |
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As the earth is now dead and silent , its soul of sun withdrawn , so is the soul of that human lovely form ; and as the earth is proceeding to enter once more the eternal fire that at once animates it and destroys it , so this child of ...
As the earth is now dead and silent , its soul of sun withdrawn , so is the soul of that human lovely form ; and as the earth is proceeding to enter once more the eternal fire that at once animates it and destroys it , so this child of ...
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As the earth is now dead and silent , its soul of sun withdrawn , so is the soul of that human lovely form ; and as the earth is ; proceeding to enter once more the eternal fire that at once animates it and destroys it , so this child ...
As the earth is now dead and silent , its soul of sun withdrawn , so is the soul of that human lovely form ; and as the earth is ; proceeding to enter once more the eternal fire that at once animates it and destroys it , so this child ...
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Shall their human masters be less cared for ? If the masters are to be mere slaves , yes ; and then it were a pity and a danger ; for they who have no respect for life and beauty , who drag through existence and grow weary of it ...
Shall their human masters be less cared for ? If the masters are to be mere slaves , yes ; and then it were a pity and a danger ; for they who have no respect for life and beauty , who drag through existence and grow weary of it ...
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That we may approach this task with intelligence , let us for a short time glance at the nature of the perils which beset the springtide of human life , and the period bounded by maturity . The perils are of four kinds :1.
That we may approach this task with intelligence , let us for a short time glance at the nature of the perils which beset the springtide of human life , and the period bounded by maturity . The perils are of four kinds :1.
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These are the truly crying evils , which in earliest , dreamiest , and most eventful days and months of human life , plant , imperceptibly , their accursed stings into every day of life that is to follow . If young animals of lower life ...
These are the truly crying evils , which in earliest , dreamiest , and most eventful days and months of human life , plant , imperceptibly , their accursed stings into every day of life that is to follow . If young animals of lower life ...
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| Title | Fraser's Magazine, Volume 25 |
| Editors | James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch |
| Contributor | Thomas Carlyle |
| Publisher | J. Fraser, 1882 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Aug 2005 |
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