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... detestable , immoral , absurd , or admirable , noble , of a most approved scope
; — these statements they make with authority , as those who bear the evangel of
pure taste and accurate judgment , and need be tried before no human synod .
... detestable , immoral , absurd , or admirable , noble , of a most approved scope
; — these statements they make with authority , as those who bear the evangel of
pure taste and accurate judgment , and need be tried before no human synod .
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... of poetry and music , descends through an infinity of waves to the lowest
abysses of human nature . Nature is the literature and art of the divine mind ;
human literature and art the criticism on that ; and they , too , find their criticism ...
... of poetry and music , descends through an infinity of waves to the lowest
abysses of human nature . Nature is the literature and art of the divine mind ;
human literature and art the criticism on that ; and they , too , find their criticism ...
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the world , calculating the effect to be produced by each of his smooth sentences
, to some earnest voice which is uttering thoughts , crude , rash , ill - arranged it
may be , but true to one human breast , and uttered in full faith , that the God of ...
the world , calculating the effect to be produced by each of his smooth sentences
, to some earnest voice which is uttering thoughts , crude , rash , ill - arranged it
may be , but true to one human breast , and uttered in full faith , that the God of ...
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George H . - It suffices that you know them , for , in time , I doubt not that every
conviction which a human being needs , to be reconciled to the Parent of all , will
be granted to a nature so ample , so open , and so aspiring . Let me answer in a ...
George H . - It suffices that you know them , for , in time , I doubt not that every
conviction which a human being needs , to be reconciled to the Parent of all , will
be granted to a nature so ample , so open , and so aspiring . Let me answer in a ...
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As all the thoughts and hopes of human souls are blended by the organ to a
stream of prayer and praise , I tune at it my separate breast , and return to my little
home , cheered and ready for my day ' s work , as the lark does to her nest after
her ...
As all the thoughts and hopes of human souls are blended by the organ to a
stream of prayer and praise , I tune at it my separate breast , and return to my little
home , cheered and ready for my day ' s work , as the lark does to her nest after
her ...
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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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