William Blake, Poet and MysticChapman & Hall, Limited, 1915 - 420 páginas |
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... man's heart , and not made a subject for literary treatment . Should not literature be only a polite relaxation , a ... man of the age , Lord Chesterfield , gave to his son : Never laugh only have a courteous smile on your lips ...
... man's heart , and not made a subject for literary treatment . Should not literature be only a polite relaxation , a ... man of the age , Lord Chesterfield , gave to his son : Never laugh only have a courteous smile on your lips ...
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... man's more intimate acquaintances , however , those who come into closer contact with him , the broad lines of his life take , little by little , a more definite form . The man shows some striking characteristic : he ceases to be ...
... man's more intimate acquaintances , however , those who come into closer contact with him , the broad lines of his life take , little by little , a more definite form . The man shows some striking characteristic : he ceases to be ...
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... man . Moreover he was , in the highest sense of the term , a good man , and this goodness had the effect of ... man's brotherhood with his fellow - men and with all nature . Not only to the members of his own family , his sister ...
... man . Moreover he was , in the highest sense of the term , a good man , and this goodness had the effect of ... man's brotherhood with his fellow - men and with all nature . Not only to the members of his own family , his sister ...
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... man who lacks them , however great his visionary powers , cannot be called a mystic . No mysticism was possible for the ... man's life by thy right hand , whereby likewise thou restrainest the fatal dispositions , appeasest the great ...
... man who lacks them , however great his visionary powers , cannot be called a mystic . No mysticism was possible for the ... man's life by thy right hand , whereby likewise thou restrainest the fatal dispositions , appeasest the great ...
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... man . On the one hand , if he does not believe in the reality of his visions , he must necessarily distrust all his other ... Man's perceptions are not bounded by organs of perception : he perceives more than sense ( though ever so acute ) ...
... man . On the one hand , if he does not believe in the reality of his visions , he must necessarily distrust all his other ... Man's perceptions are not bounded by organs of perception : he perceives more than sense ( though ever so acute ) ...
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