The Blade and the Ear: a Book for Young MenW. P. Nimmo, 1865 - 224 ページ |
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ALEXANDER LEIGHTON Author beautiful become BENJAMIN FRANKLIN better Bible book of Proverbs bound in cloth character Christian cloth extra companions course Crown 8vo desire duty early earth EDITION elevate Elihu Burritt evil faithful father Fcap feel female society friends full-page Illustrations gilt edges give habits hand handsomely bound happiness heart heaven History of Scotland honesty honour Horace Greeley human Illustrations and Vignette influence intellectual labour live look man's manhood manly marriage MARY COWDEN CLARKE mental mind misanthropy Molière moral mother nature ness never NIMMO'S noble ourselves parents path POETICAL POETS Portrait on Steel possess purity pursuit religion Roger Sherman Sabbath sacred seek self-education social soul spirit stand success taste temptation thing thought tion true Vignette Title-page virtue volume WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE woman words young youth
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