Lectures on the English PoetsDent, 1908 - 327 páginas |
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... things ; and things , physical forms , the mere mockeries of the understanding . The less definite , the less bodily the conception , the more vast , unformed , and unsubstantial , the nearer does it aproach to some resemblance of that ...
... things ; and things , physical forms , the mere mockeries of the understanding . The less definite , the less bodily the conception , the more vast , unformed , and unsubstantial , the nearer does it aproach to some resemblance of that ...
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... thing or another ; he made light of every thing . In his hands all things turn to chaff and dross , as the pieces of ... things with the most provoking sang froid ; and expresses his contempt by the most indirect hints , and in the ...
... thing or another ; he made light of every thing . In his hands all things turn to chaff and dross , as the pieces of ... things with the most provoking sang froid ; and expresses his contempt by the most indirect hints , and in the ...
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... things necessary which are impossible . It is a consummation which cannot happen till the nature of things is changed , till the many become as united as the one , till romantic generosity shall be as common as gross selfishness , till ...
... things necessary which are impossible . It is a consummation which cannot happen till the nature of things is changed , till the many become as united as the one , till romantic generosity shall be as common as gross selfishness , till ...
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