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Page 21
... thy artificial divisions and classifications , to do with the natural revolutions ? In
all real growths there is a . “ give and take ” of unerring accuracy ; in all the acts of
thy life there is falsity , for all are negative . Why do you not receive ...
... thy artificial divisions and classifications , to do with the natural revolutions ? In
all real growths there is a . “ give and take ” of unerring accuracy ; in all the acts of
thy life there is falsity , for all are negative . Why do you not receive ...
Page 26
So let this be gently received with the rest of the modern tapestries . We can no
longer weave them of ... The sun had showered down his amplest bounties , the
earth put on her richest garment to receive them . The clear heavens seemed to ...
So let this be gently received with the rest of the modern tapestries . We can no
longer weave them of ... The sun had showered down his amplest bounties , the
earth put on her richest garment to receive them . The clear heavens seemed to ...
Page 33
... which , by its necessarily limited work . ing , excludes the majority of men up to
our day , with belief that each individual soul , wherever born , however nurtured ,
may receive immediate response , in an earnest hour , from the source of truth .
... which , by its necessarily limited work . ing , excludes the majority of men up to
our day , with belief that each individual soul , wherever born , however nurtured ,
may receive immediate response , in an earnest hour , from the source of truth .
Page 37
... conscious of a better fate , Clinging to things above , expanding through all the
heavens , And the Divine descends to meet a holy love , And unequivocal token
is given of celestial life . That , as a good servant , I shall receive my reward ; Or ...
... conscious of a better fate , Clinging to things above , expanding through all the
heavens , And the Divine descends to meet a holy love , And unequivocal token
is given of celestial life . That , as a good servant , I shall receive my reward ; Or ...
Page 40
quires , have you never known fear lest you want purity to receive the boon if
granted ? Lord H . - 1 do not count those weak moments , George ; they are not
my true life . George H . - It suffices that you know them , for , in time , I doubt not
that ...
quires , have you never known fear lest you want purity to receive the boon if
granted ? Lord H . - 1 do not count those weak moments , George ; they are not
my true life . George H . - It suffices that you know them , for , in time , I doubt not
that ...
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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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