The National Review, Volume 48, Issue 1W.H. Allen, 1907 |
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Page 123
... things which the cheerful Greeks kept out of sight . But the background against which the Greek cheerfulness was displayed was terrible and grim . To them , pain and error , disease and death were fatal and necessary , irrevocable and ...
... things which the cheerful Greeks kept out of sight . But the background against which the Greek cheerfulness was displayed was terrible and grim . To them , pain and error , disease and death were fatal and necessary , irrevocable and ...
Page 266
... things past and present , all are contributories to that diminutive stream , oneself ; a reflection which is essentially consoling , since it associates one with the sum of things , and prevents one from living in barren isolation . It ...
... things past and present , all are contributories to that diminutive stream , oneself ; a reflection which is essentially consoling , since it associates one with the sum of things , and prevents one from living in barren isolation . It ...
Page 490
... things , who is laughed at , and called an enemy of the people . In Stockman's final retort to his townspeople ... things men live , and in all these things are the life of the Spirit . The play tells of men and women who lived on ...
... things , who is laughed at , and called an enemy of the people . In Stockman's final retort to his townspeople ... things men live , and in all these things are the life of the Spirit . The play tells of men and women who lived on ...
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