Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature, Volume 54; Volume 117Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1891 |
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Page 68
... friends ; in other words , it is unwisdom to gain friends by making enemies , and bad policy to make enemies at all when it is not unavoid- able . There is an energy in enmity and hate which one seldom finds in friendship ; an enemy ...
... friends ; in other words , it is unwisdom to gain friends by making enemies , and bad policy to make enemies at all when it is not unavoid- able . There is an energy in enmity and hate which one seldom finds in friendship ; an enemy ...
Page 71
... friends , and at the same time be of very little market value , even though a not very wide gulf divides him from profes- sionals receiving fabulous sums for their services . Special professional skill or knowledge has proportionally ...
... friends , and at the same time be of very little market value , even though a not very wide gulf divides him from profes- sionals receiving fabulous sums for their services . Special professional skill or knowledge has proportionally ...
Page 71
... friends ; in other words , it is unwisdom to gain friends by making enemies , and bad policy to make enemies at all when it is not unavoid- able . There is an energy in enmity and hate which one seldom finds in friendship ; an enemy ...
... friends ; in other words , it is unwisdom to gain friends by making enemies , and bad policy to make enemies at all when it is not unavoid- able . There is an energy in enmity and hate which one seldom finds in friendship ; an enemy ...
Page 71
... friends ; in other words , it is unwisdom to gain friends by making enemies , and bad policy to make enemies at all when it is not unavoid- able . There is an energy in enmity and hate which one seldom finds in friendship ; an enemy ...
... friends ; in other words , it is unwisdom to gain friends by making enemies , and bad policy to make enemies at all when it is not unavoid- able . There is an energy in enmity and hate which one seldom finds in friendship ; an enemy ...
Page 98
... friends - do not and cannot regret it ; do not and can- not regret that English poetry is hence- forth forever to be strengthened and en- riched by American genius , and that no American can write poetry without being , for the time ...
... friends - do not and cannot regret it ; do not and can- not regret that English poetry is hence- forth forever to be strengthened and en- riched by American genius , and that no American can write poetry without being , for the time ...
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