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Then new light would be brought out , were it but the life of a weed , to bear witness to the healthful beatings of the divine heart . But this perpetual analysis , comparison , and classification , never add one atom to the sum of ...
Then new light would be brought out , were it but the life of a weed , to bear witness to the healthful beatings of the divine heart . But this perpetual analysis , comparison , and classification , never add one atom to the sum of ...
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Consider that a part implies the whole , as the everlasting No the everlasting Yes , and permit to exist the shadow of your light , the register of your inspiration . UNIVERS · THE ITY OF - UNIVERSIT THE TET THE As he spake the word he ...
Consider that a part implies the whole , as the everlasting No the everlasting Yes , and permit to exist the shadow of your light , the register of your inspiration . UNIVERS · THE ITY OF - UNIVERSIT THE TET THE As he spake the word he ...
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In the times of the Sydneys and Russells , the English body was a strong and nobly - proportioned vase , in which shone a steady and powerful , if not brilliant light . The chains of convention , an external life grown out of proportion ...
In the times of the Sydneys and Russells , the English body was a strong and nobly - proportioned vase , in which shone a steady and powerful , if not brilliant light . The chains of convention , an external life grown out of proportion ...
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Such an one advances like a vision , and the eye must steady itself before a spiritual light , to recognize him as a reality . Some such emotion was felt by Lord Herbert as he looked on his brother , who , for a moment or two ...
Such an one advances like a vision , and the eye must steady itself before a spiritual light , to recognize him as a reality . Some such emotion was felt by Lord Herbert as he looked on his brother , who , for a moment or two ...
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The progress of the mind should be from natural to revealed religion , as there must be a sky for the sun to give light through its expanse . Lord H. — The sky is nothing ! George H. — Except room for a sun , and such there is in you .
The progress of the mind should be from natural to revealed religion , as there must be a sky for the sun to give light through its expanse . Lord H. — The sky is nothing ! George H. — Except room for a sun , and such there is in you .
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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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