Essays and Dialogues of Giacomo LeopardiTrübner, 1882 - 216 pages |
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... considers their due , we are quite ready to own that they possess solid merits which , perhaps , have not attracted sufficient attention in this country . To a truly reverent spirit , Edgar Quinet joined the deepest love for humanity in ...
... considers their due , we are quite ready to own that they possess solid merits which , perhaps , have not attracted sufficient attention in this country . To a truly reverent spirit , Edgar Quinet joined the deepest love for humanity in ...
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... consider my philosophical opinions as the result of my sufferings , and that makes them persist in charging to my material circumstances that which is due to nothing but my understanding . Before I die , I wish to make protest against ...
... consider my philosophical opinions as the result of my sufferings , and that makes them persist in charging to my material circumstances that which is due to nothing but my understanding . Before I die , I wish to make protest against ...
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... considering the attributes of existence . As M. Dapples , in his French version of Leopardi , has remarked , he early ... consider Leopardi to have been a man of the grandest intellectual powers , capable originally of almost anything to ...
... considering the attributes of existence . As M. Dapples , in his French version of Leopardi , has remarked , he early ... consider Leopardi to have been a man of the grandest intellectual powers , capable originally of almost anything to ...
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... consider his circumstances ; he was poor , seldom free from pain , and unsupported by a creed . For the sufferings of his life , he could see no shadow of atonement or compensation : a future state was incomprehensible to him . He ...
... consider his circumstances ; he was poor , seldom free from pain , and unsupported by a creed . For the sufferings of his life , he could see no shadow of atonement or compensation : a future state was incomprehensible to him . He ...
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... consider what you effect here , which is of so much the more importance as your size and strength are greater than mine . Earth . I know nothing of these effects , except that from time to time I deprive you of the sun's light , and ...
... consider what you effect here , which is of so much the more importance as your size and strength are greater than mine . Earth . I know nothing of these effects , except that from time to time I deprive you of the sun's light , and ...
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