The Nineteenth Century, Volume 23Henry S. King & Company, 1888 |
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Page 11
... desire to substitute some mode which shall rapidly resolve the body into its component elements by a process which cannot offend the living , and shall render the remains absolutely innocuous . Until some better method is devised , we ...
... desire to substitute some mode which shall rapidly resolve the body into its component elements by a process which cannot offend the living , and shall render the remains absolutely innocuous . Until some better method is devised , we ...
Page 408
... desire to make their fortunes quickly . There are not many great fortunes , however , which are made by straightforward means , as honest Americans tell you themselves . In large business transactions sharp practice is almost universal ...
... desire to make their fortunes quickly . There are not many great fortunes , however , which are made by straightforward means , as honest Americans tell you themselves . In large business transactions sharp practice is almost universal ...
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... desire to do is enough to prove that even this will scarcely be worth the doing . The fact that they thus shrink from idealising bespeaks an epoch barren in ideal . Schopenhauer boasted that he had destroyed ' die Dame , ' the chival ...
... desire to do is enough to prove that even this will scarcely be worth the doing . The fact that they thus shrink from idealising bespeaks an epoch barren in ideal . Schopenhauer boasted that he had destroyed ' die Dame , ' the chival ...
Contents
CENTURY | 11 |
A GREAT CONFESSION By the Duke of Argyll | 11 |
a Dialogue By FREDERIC HARRISON | 18 |
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