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Society was cultivated , society was polite ; society was healthy , preferring good to evil , and capable of enthusiasm . In a word , society was ; for without all these things society is not .
Society was cultivated , society was polite ; society was healthy , preferring good to evil , and capable of enthusiasm . In a word , society was ; for without all these things society is not .
Page 473
It is in them that will have to be discovered where “ the thought " of the race “ is lodged ” ; not in the broken fragments of a society that is crumbling away ; but our purpose has been with that society and its " actualities ...
It is in them that will have to be discovered where “ the thought " of the race “ is lodged ” ; not in the broken fragments of a society that is crumbling away ; but our purpose has been with that society and its " actualities ...
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what was the society of their time , much even of what is stillthat of our own . But because they possessed the real materials . for reconstructing the true - truth , their lips were sealed until they themselves had for ever quitted the ...
what was the society of their time , much even of what is stillthat of our own . But because they possessed the real materials . for reconstructing the true - truth , their lips were sealed until they themselves had for ever quitted the ...
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