...him upon the map the area to which she has extended herself; the climates that come into the number of her months ; the silver paths of her trade, wide...policy, all of it. are a compromise. Our public is possible — it can draw its breath for a day — only by compromise. There is a cant of shallowness...

...her great names in his heart, and into your hearts; contemplate habitually, lovingly, iuteliigeutly, this grand abstraction, this vast reality of good...beauty into a national life, which shall last while sun aud moon endure. But there is another condition of our nationality of which I must say something, and...

...him the glad and solemn feasts of her appointment ; bury her great names in his heart, and into j'our hearts ; contemplate habitually, lovingly, intelligently,...policy, all of it, are a compromise. Our public is possible — it can draw its breath for a day — only by compromise. There is a cant of shallowness...

...her great names in his heart and into your hearts; contemplate habitually, lovingly, intelligently, this vast reality of good; and such an institution...beauty into a national life which shall last while the sun and moon endure. CHANGES OF A HUNDRED TEARS. GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS. THINK of the changes wrought...

...the area to which she has extended herself ; the climates that come into the number of her months j the silver paths of her trade, wide as the world ;...policy, all of it, are a compromise. Our public is possible — it can draw its breath for a day — only by compromise. There is a cant of shallowness...

...her great names in his heart and into your hearts ; contemplate habitually, lovingly, intelligently, this vast reality of good; and such an institution...beauty into a national life which shall last while the sun and moon endure.- Rufus Choate. THE SAYINGS OF POOR RICHARD. WHAT is Serving God? 'Tis doing...

...government; keep with him the glad and solemn feasts of her appointment; bury her great names in hia heart, and into your hearts; contemplate habitually,...policy, all of it, are a compromise. Our public is possible — it can draw its breath for a day — only by compromise. There is a cant of shallowness...

...herself; the climates that come into the number of her months; the silver paths of her trade, wide zs the world; tell him of her contributions to humanity...policy, all of it, are a compromise. Our public is possible — it can draw its breath for a day — only by compromise. There is a cant of shallowness...

...the citizen was willing to think about America constantly. As Choate put it, the proper Steward would "contemplate habitually, lovingly, intelligently,...this grand abstraction, this vast reality of good." This consummate meditation would produce "a national life, which shall last while sun and moon endure,"...