... strength and judgment and power of reasoning, as well as solidity of character and determination of purpose while the Celts are dis- tinguished by more vivid imagination, more brilliant wit, finer taste, and deeper pathos. These constitute the poetical element ...

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... on returning, found that he had died in their absence. There was no one at home but deceased when 'death took place.—John stone mason, was taken unwell on Sunday. On Wed. nesclay he was conveyed to the hospitil, and died almost immeaiately he had entered ...

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... childhood played, Soon as the little task was done,f In the calm sequestered shade And the earlier friends beloved so well. (Alas to think that friendship dies I) Where do their gentle spirits dwell, I ask-but none replies. No voice, except the breeze, As ...

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... and my dear friend also, who has been the only one who ever told me that I ever did wrong in anything. Oh, had I only had the courage to have told her of what I was doing, all this misery would have been saved ute. I have been told my friend never told ...