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πŸ“” The Last Man

by Mary Shelley

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Yet active life was the genuine soil for his virtues; and he sometimes suffered tedium from the monotonous succession of events in our retirement.
Take meβ€”mould me to your will, possess my heart and soul to all eternity.
Yet let us goΗƒ England is in her shroud – we may not enchain ourselves to a corpse.
With the numerous soldiers of Asia, with all of their warlike stores, ships, and military engines, that wealth and power could command, the Turks at once resolved to crush an enemy which, creeping on by degrees, had from their strong-hold in the Morea acquired Thrace and Macedonia, and had led their armies even to the gates of Constantinople, while their extensive commercial relations gave every European nation an interest in their success.
In her resentful mood, these expressions had been remembered with acrimony and disdain; [...].
England, seated far north in the turbid sea, now visits my dreams in the semblance of a vast and well-manned ship, which mastered the winds and rode proudly over the waves.
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Book Information
Publication Year
1826
Total Quotes
6
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