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Page 16
... intellect , in short , of a man morally unable to speak the truth on any subject - we have it in Seneca . . . . . I willingly admit that he had a strong desire to be sincere , and that he endeavoured to convince himself that he was ...
... intellect , in short , of a man morally unable to speak the truth on any subject - we have it in Seneca . . . . . I willingly admit that he had a strong desire to be sincere , and that he endeavoured to convince himself that he was ...
Page 21
... intellect , determine his character ; and his poem sings itself , has both insight and song . Dante does not seem to know that he is doing anything very remarkable , differing herein from Milton . ... " In all his delineations he has a ...
... intellect , determine his character ; and his poem sings itself , has both insight and song . Dante does not seem to know that he is doing anything very remarkable , differing herein from Milton . ... " In all his delineations he has a ...
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... intellect as well . as courage and traces of deep feeling are scattered over their history . There was an affirmativeness , a largeness of soul , in the intervals of these fights of kites and crows , as the doings of King Alfred show us ...
... intellect as well . as courage and traces of deep feeling are scattered over their history . There was an affirmativeness , a largeness of soul , in the intervals of these fights of kites and crows , as the doings of King Alfred show us ...
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... intellect was far greater than that of any other that has given an account of himself by writing books . " There is no tone of feeling that is not capable of yielding melodious resonance to that of Shak- spere . " In him lay the great ...
... intellect was far greater than that of any other that has given an account of himself by writing books . " There is no tone of feeling that is not capable of yielding melodious resonance to that of Shak- spere . " In him lay the great ...
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... intellect was put to was to ask why things were there , and to account for it and argue about it . over Europe in the eighteenth century . The quack was established , and the only belief held was " that money will buy money's worth ...
... intellect was put to was to ask why things were there , and to account for it and argue about it . over Europe in the eighteenth century . The quack was established , and the only belief held was " that money will buy money's worth ...
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