 Despised and Rejected, the uncomplaining hero drains his cup of suffering and virtue. These are notes that please the great heart of man. Not only love, and the fields, and the bright face of danger, but sacrifice and death and unmerited suffering humbly...  Bostonia - Page 31907Full view - About this book
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...Dostoieffky's Despised and Rejected, the uncomplaining hero drains his cup of suffering and virtue. These are notes that please the great heart of man....door, here is the open air. Itur in antiquam silvam. VIII. A CHAPTER ON DREAMS. THE past is all of one texture—whether feigned or suffered—whether acted... | |
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 | Robert Louis Stevenson - 1895 - 628 pages
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...to our noble writer as he flung wide open for him the flaming door of the Infinite a few days ago: ' Here is the door, here is the open air. Itur in antiquam silvam? The door, the open air, for which, with all the tranquillity and honours of his life, Mr. Colvin has... | |
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