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Page 279
... equally true that others will be quite unmoved by the event or may even take the opportunity to renew an ancient grudge . For among the younger generation there are some who very frankly assert that they can derive nothing but pain from ...
... equally true that others will be quite unmoved by the event or may even take the opportunity to renew an ancient grudge . For among the younger generation there are some who very frankly assert that they can derive nothing but pain from ...
Page 371
... equally deep if unuttered prayer of humanity must be that speculation regarding the essence of beauty or art should at least temporarily cease , that an aesthetic " holiday " should be declared . For no department of research seems to ...
... equally deep if unuttered prayer of humanity must be that speculation regarding the essence of beauty or art should at least temporarily cease , that an aesthetic " holiday " should be declared . For no department of research seems to ...
Page 404
... equally ... to enjoy his birthright and privilege , even all whereof God by nature hath made him free . . . . Every man by nature being a king , priest , prophet , in his own natural circuit and compass , whereof no second may partake ...
... equally ... to enjoy his birthright and privilege , even all whereof God by nature hath made him free . . . . Every man by nature being a king , priest , prophet , in his own natural circuit and compass , whereof no second may partake ...
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VOLUME IV 19345 | 1 |
Shakespeare and Sophocles | 11 |
What Has Befallen Us GEORGE M WRONG | 34 |
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