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Page 34
Every year has helped to make that , and that alone , of value in my eyes ; and
did I be . lieve that life , in scenes like this , would lead me to it more speedily than
in my accustomed broader way , I would seek it VERS TINO • THE De ce .
Every year has helped to make that , and that alone , of value in my eyes ; and
did I be . lieve that life , in scenes like this , would lead me to it more speedily than
in my accustomed broader way , I would seek it VERS TINO • THE De ce .
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THE DE A third stage , now , scene truly great contains The solemn feast of
heaven , the theatre of earth , Kindred and species , varied forms of things Are
here discerned , - and , from its own. INIVE ITY OF PAPERS ON LITERATURE
AND ART ...
THE DE A third stage , now , scene truly great contains The solemn feast of
heaven , the theatre of earth , Kindred and species , varied forms of things Are
here discerned , - and , from its own. INIVE ITY OF PAPERS ON LITERATURE
AND ART ...
Page 44
... such as is manifested by the flowers . At this moment they reached the door ,
and there paused to look back . George Herbert bent upon the scene a half -
abstracted look , yet which had a celestial tearfulness in it , a pensiveness
beyond joy ...
... such as is manifested by the flowers . At this moment they reached the door ,
and there paused to look back . George Herbert bent upon the scene a half -
abstracted look , yet which had a celestial tearfulness in it , a pensiveness
beyond joy ...
Page 56
From the scene of metaphysical and religious discussions , which gave such a
bias to his mind and character , Sir James went to lead a life of great animal and
mental excitement in Edinburgh . Here he first tourneyed with the world , and
came ...
From the scene of metaphysical and religious discussions , which gave such a
bias to his mind and character , Sir James went to lead a life of great animal and
mental excitement in Edinburgh . Here he first tourneyed with the world , and
came ...
Page 74
These bring us close to his side , and leading us with him through the rural and
romantic scenes he loved , talk with us by the way of all the rich associations of
which he was master . His dogs are with him ; he surveys these dumb friends with
...
These bring us close to his side , and leading us with him through the rural and
romantic scenes he loved , talk with us by the way of all the rich associations of
which he was master . His dogs are with him ; he surveys these dumb friends with
...
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| Title | Art, Literature, and the Drama |
| Author | Margaret Fuller |
| Editor | Arthur Buckminster Fuller |
| Publisher | Brown, Taggard & Chase, 1860 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Feb 2011 |
| Length | 449 pages |
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