Essays, Letters from AbroadMoxon, 1845 - 164 páginas |
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... kind . Hence men , even in the infancy of society , observe a certain order in their words and actions , distinct from that of the objects and the impressions represented by them , all expression being subject to the laws of that from ...
... kind . Hence men , even in the infancy of society , observe a certain order in their words and actions , distinct from that of the objects and the impressions represented by them , all expression being subject to the laws of that from ...
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... kind by artists of the most consummate skill , and was disciplined into a beautiful proportion and unity one towards the other . On the modern stage a few only of the elements capable of express- ing the image of the poet's conception ...
... kind by artists of the most consummate skill , and was disciplined into a beautiful proportion and unity one towards the other . On the modern stage a few only of the elements capable of express- ing the image of the poet's conception ...
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... kind is distributed , has become less mis- understood ; and if the error which confounded diversity with inequality of the powers of the two sexes has been partially recognised in the opinions and institutions of modern Europe , we owe ...
... kind is distributed , has become less mis- understood ; and if the error which confounded diversity with inequality of the powers of the two sexes has been partially recognised in the opinions and institutions of modern Europe , we owe ...
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... kind of type or expres- sion of the rest , a common basis , an acknowledged and visible link . Still it is a claim which even derives a strength not its own from the accessory circumstances which surround it , and one which our nature ...
... kind of type or expres- sion of the rest , a common basis , an acknowledged and visible link . Still it is a claim which even derives a strength not its own from the accessory circumstances which surround it , and one which our nature ...
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... kind . Plato exhibits the rare union of close and subtle logic , with the Pythian enthusiasm of poetry , melted by the splendour and harmony of his periods into one irresistible stream of musical impres- sions , which hurry the ...
... kind . Plato exhibits the rare union of close and subtle logic , with the Pythian enthusiasm of poetry , melted by the splendour and harmony of his periods into one irresistible stream of musical impres- sions , which hurry the ...
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