Joshua Crawford:
"Better to die than to live here", so sounds the imperious and seductive voice. And this "here", this "at home" is everything which it loved
Joshua Crawford:
A rebellious, despotic, volcanically jolting desire to roam abroad
Joshua Crawford:
Diffidence and delicacy
Joshua Crawford:
And there might be a whole long list of such Similarlys
Joshua Crawford:
What I always needed most to cure and restore myself, however, was the belief that I was not the only one to be thus, to see thus
Joshua Crawford:
All of them, I have been told, contain snares and nets for careless birds
Joshua Crawford:
Malevolence takes place as one of life's great stimulants
Joshua Crawford:
Pellets of petty malice
Joshua Crawford:
Still, their shape, however disagreeable, is human
Joshua Crawford:
Julian at Constantinople
Joshua Crawford:
Universal History of Infamy